Central Oregon
In August 2026 the middle house in Central Oregon sold for $665K. A year earlier, in August 2025, it was $689K — −3.5%, less than the same month last year. Drag across the lines to read any other month.
Median price of the houses that actually closed each month across Central Oregon, single-family only, from Oregon Data Share MLS.
Homes for sale vs a month of sales
About 4.4 months of homes on the market.
Oregon Data Share MLS. 1,467 homes for sale vs 330 sales a month. · updated Sep 16, 2026
Median sale price $665K in Aug 2026, down 3.5% from Aug 2025.
Aug: 2024 $650K, 2025 $689K, 2026 $665K
Half the houses for sale across Central Oregon ask more than this, half ask less.
Sellers who have accepted an offer and have not closed yet.
Active single-family houses across Central Oregon from Oregon Data Share MLS. Asking prices are houses still for sale. The monthly line and the pages you can drag are what already closed, from the same Oregon Data Share MLS records. · updated Sep 17, 2026
Central Oregon
Months of supply, fastest town first. Under four months the sellers have the advantage; over six months the buyers do.
4 months of supply or less is a seller's market, above 4 and under 6 is balanced, 6 or more is a buyer's market.
Oregon Data Share, one row per city. Count and median list are active single-family houses; months of supply uses the same listings · updated Sep 17, 2026
Closed sales
Every dollar that changed hands, added up.
Houses, condos, bare land and commercial buildings together.
Closed dollar volume $4.116B in 2025, up 4.7% from 2024.
All residential made up 87% of the 5,769 closed sales.
Closed MLS sales through Oregon Data Share, Central Oregon service-area cities, all property types, calendar year 2025. Not active inventory. Oregon Data Share closed sales in the Central Oregon service-area cities. Close price $1,000 or more. Close date set. · updated Sep 17, 2026
Market data
Neither side has a structural edge, so pricing and presentation decide the outcome.
Live single-family listings for the Central Oregon region, refreshed Sep 17, 2026. City comparisons use the same live single-family inventory for each city, and each city's pace figure is the median list-to-pending time of its own single-family sales closed in the last 90 days.
Closed-sales dollar volume and units come from closed MLS sales across the Central Oregon service area, all property types, not from active list inventory.
Source: Oregon Data Share via Ryan Realty.
Closed sales
The middle of the wait between a house going on the market and a seller accepting an offer.
Sales that finished and changed hands in the last month.
lots on the market right now, a different kind of listing from a single-family house.
manufactured homes on land on the market right now, counted apart from single-family detached homes.
How long the typical active listing has sat on the market without going under contract.
The share of last year's sales that took at least one price cut before they closed.
The share of sales paid without a mortgage.
Oregon Data Share, single-family houses that closed across Central Oregon. Days to an offer is the middle wait from listing to an accepted offer over the last 90 days. Closed in the last 30 days counts sales that finished in that window. Condo, townhome, and other property types appear when enough listings exist to publish them. Pace numbers are the ones buyers and sellers ask about: days to an offer, and how many homes closed last month. · updated Sep 17, 2026
Closed sales
Dollar volume and units of closed sales, all property types, not only active list inventory.
Closed MLS sales through Oregon Data Share, Central Oregon service-area cities, all property types, calendar years 1998 through 2025. Oregon Data Share closed sales in the Central Oregon service-area cities. Close price $1,000 or more. Close date set. · updated Sep 17, 2026
Common questions
The median list price for a single-family home in Central Oregon is $749,500 as of September 2026, based on a direct count of the active MLS listings.
There are 1,467 active single-family listings in Central Oregon as of September 2026.
Central Oregon has 4.4 months of supply, which is a balanced market. 4 months of supply or less is a seller's market, above 4 and under 6 is balanced, 6 or more is a buyer's market.
Single-family homes in Central Oregon took a median of 31 days to go pending as of September 2026.
3,815 single-family homes sold in Central Oregon over the past 12 months as of September 2026.
In August 2026 the middle single-family sale across Central Oregon closed at $665K. A year earlier, in August 2025, the middle sale was $689K — −3.5%, so sale prices are lower than the same month last year. This is what buyers paid, not what sellers are asking; asking prices sit higher. Source: closed single-family sales through Oregon Data Share MLS.
336 single-family homes closed across Central Oregon in August 2026. The busiest of the last twelve months was June 2026, at 446. Only sales that actually closed are counted; a home that went under contract and fell through is not in the number. Source: Oregon Data Share MLS.
5,769 sales closed across Central Oregon in 2025, counting every property type. Houses, condos and townhomes were 87.0% of them (5,021 sales), and bare land was 8.5% (490). Source: closed sales through Oregon Data Share MLS across the Central Oregon service area, all property types.
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Local housing data, neighborhood deep dives, and buyer and seller guides for Central Oregon.
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Market reports
You are on the Central Oregon region deep dive (charts and closed-sales detail). Live inventory by city lives on the housing market hub.
Tumalo has no published active single-family count. Black Butte Ranch has 27 active single-family listings not in the table above. Camp Sherman has 5 active single-family listings not in the table above. Culver has 26 active single-family listings not in the table above. Madras has 65 active single-family listings not in the table above. Metolius has 4 active single-family listings not in the table above. Powell Butte has 54 active single-family listings not in the table above.