Oregon is located in Wisconsin and has an overall cost of living that is close to the national average. Understanding the full picture of living expenses — from housing and rent to grocery bills and healthcare — is essential when considering a move to Oregon.

Housing: Median rent in Oregon is $1,661 / month, and the median home price is $553,526.

Groceries: Daily essentials like bread ($4.10), milk ($4.75), and eggs ($4.69) reflect the local grocery landscape.

Healthcare: Medical costs include doctor visits ($164.91), dentist visits ($132.47), and prescription drugs ($23.87). These costs should be factored into your monthly budget when planning a move.

Wisconsin has a state income tax rate of 7.65%, which affects take-home pay for Oregon residents.

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Oregon, Wisconsin has an overall cost of living that is close to the national average. This makes Oregon a city with costs close to national averages.

The median rent in Oregon, Wisconsin is $1,661 / month. Average energy bills run $211.32 / month. Phone bills average $188.52 / month. Housing is typically the largest expense for residents.

Healthcare costs in Oregon: doctor's visit averages $164.91, dentist visit averages $132.47, prescription drugs average $23.87.

Oregon is one of 151 cities tracked in Wisconsin. Visit our Wisconsin state page to compare all cities side-by-side and find the best fit for your budget.

Oregon offers a range of living costs. Key factors to consider: median home price of $553,526, rent of $1,661 / month, and a state income tax of 7.65% in Wisconsin. Explore our detailed cost breakdown above to see if Oregon fits your budget.