Cost of Living in Oregon
Explore cost of living data for 52 cities in Oregon. Compare housing, rent, groceries, healthcare, and utility costs with detailed city-by-city breakdowns.
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All Cities in Oregon(52 of 52)
Amity
Banks
Beavercreek
Beaverton
Bonanza
Canby
Carlton
Chiloquin
Clatskanie
Columbia City
Cornelius
Dayton
Deer Island
Dundee
Estacada
Fairview
Forest Grove
Gaston
Gladstone
Gresham
Happy Valley
Hillsboro
Klamath Falls
Lafayette
Lake Oswego
Malin
Maywood Park
McMinnville
Merrill
Milwaukie
Molalla
Mulino
Newberg
North Plains
Oregon City
Portland
Rainier
Rivergrove
Sandy
Scappoose
Sheridan
Sherwood
St. Helens
Troutdale
Tualatin
Vernonia
Warren
West Linn
Willamina
Wilsonville
Wood Village
Yamhill
Living in Oregon: What to Know
Oregon has a cost of living index of 105.4, meaning overall expenses are 5.4% higher the national average. With 52 cities tracked in our database, the state offers a wide range of living situations from very affordable small towns to pricier metropolitan areas.
Housing is typically the largest expense category. Average rent in Oregon is approximately $1,626 per month, with significant variation between urban centers and rural communities. Median home values average around $541,846 statewide.
The state income tax rate in Oregon is 9.9%, which directly affects take-home pay. Factor this into salary comparisons when considering a move from states with different tax rates.
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