Read Sep 17, 2026, 3:49 PM
Lots and acreage with no house on them: bare residential lots, larger parcels, and development ground. The largest income-property population in the region by a wide margin, and the one with the longest hold. See all 588 lots
Commercial, two-to-four-unit, farm, and business listings — every income property for sale that is not a vacant lot. Together with the lots they add to the whole set. See all 150 buildings
Regional MLS listings for sale across Central Oregon, counted by property type — lots, commercial, two-to-four-unit buildings, farms, and businesses. Oregon Data Share is the feed. Geography is the whole region, not one town. This read: land 588, commercial_sale 57, multifamily_2_4 45, farm 40, business 8 — 738 listings in all. The two rules are lots 588 and buildings 150 — 588 + 150 = 738. Each share is that number over 738, so the fills add to the whole set. The headline is 588 ÷ 738 = 79.7% — it is published only while the largest population is land and holds more than half the set. Type doors stay in the list below. Houses people live in are on the homes-for-sale pages, not here. A type with no published count is left off, not guessed.
Lots are 79.7% of income property for sale in Central Oregon — 588 lots against 150 buildings, 738 in all.
For sale now, by type. Tap a segment to inspect that population. The line below is lots against buildings across the three published windows — scrub it.
Price, address, and the type plus rooms or acres the feed published. Open a row for the listing.
| Address | Price | Facts |
|---|---|---|
| 2422 Conners Avenue · Bend | $2,585,000 | Multi-family · 12,314 sqft |
| Park Lane · Terrebonne | $399,999 | Lot · 40 acres |
| 1201 NW Highway 26 · Madras | $1,000,000 | Farm · 3 bd · 1 ba · 1,514 sqft |
| 663 Jefferson Avenue · Metolius | $335,000 | Commercial · 1,536 sqft |
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Regional MLS listings for sale across Central Oregon, counted by property type. Oregon Data Share is the feed. A type with no published count is left off, not guessed.
Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, the published 30-year fixed average for the week beginning Sep 14, 2026, which is 6.76%. Read from market_history_weekly (geo national/us, metric mortgage_rate_30yr, source fred:MORTGAGE30US) and captured by the weekly snapshot cron at Sep 14, 2026, 6:00 AM. It is a national owner-occupied average, not a quote and not an investor rate — investor terms run above it, and it is the floor your own math starts from. This page publishes no rent, no yield and no cash-flow figure: the rent side of that math has no live source here, so the calculators below take your own rent and your own terms.
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