Portland Metro · Oregon
Beaverton, Oregon.
The metro's employment and family hub
Market snapshot
Roughly $515,000 to $595,000 typical; entry townhomes from $350,000, luxury above $800,000
Steady and deep. The widest buyer pool in the west metro keeps inventory moving; price per square foot decides the pace.
Washington County, west of downtown Portland
What makes Beaverton different.
Beaverton is the west metro's center of gravity: the most housing variety, the deepest rental market, and transit that actually works. For first-time and move-up buyers it offers the broadest search in the region, from entry townhomes to luxury hillside homes.
Homes change hands at different speeds depending on price, condition, and location within the city. The snapshot on this page is based on recent published market data, and Paul is happy to pull the current numbers for the specific street you are watching.
Typical commute: MAX Blue and Red lines reach downtown Portland in about 20 to 30 minutes, and the Sunset Highway corridor serves Nike, Intel, and the westside tech districts.
Market snapshot
The numbers, plainly.
- Median sale price around $570,000 to $587,000 in recent broker reports, with typical values near $543,000
- Townhomes and condos from roughly $350,000, a realistic first-home entry point
- Homeownership and renting are split almost evenly, one of the most balanced cities in the metro
- A 369-unit mixed-use community is rising at the former Cedar Hills Shopping Center site
- Nike's global headquarters and the Sunset Corridor keep employment close
Market snapshot and area notes updated October 2026. Sources: City of Beaverton, Portland Business Journal, RMLS market data.
What this area offers
The right buyer for Beaverton.
- A wide mix of housing, from entry townhomes to hillside luxury homes
- Tech and healthcare employers line the Sunset Corridor on the west side
- Parks, libraries, and community centers are spread across the city's neighborhoods
- MAX Blue and Red light rail lines reach downtown Portland in about 20 to 30 minutes
Typical home types: Single-family detached homes, about 42% of the stock; Large apartment complexes, about 38%, making it a strong rental market; Attached homes and townhomes filling the middle.
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Portland Metro Lake Oswego
Roughly $850,000 to $1.2 million typical; detached-home median near $1.0 million
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