Portland Metro · Oregon
Tigard, Oregon.
Established suburb with quick freeway access
Market snapshot
Roughly $600,000 to $620,000 typical for single-family homes
Steady turnover. Well-priced homes draw qualified buyers quickly; overpriced homes sit and get discounted.
Washington County, on Portland's southwest side
What makes Tigard different.
Tigard is the southwest metro workhorse: close-in, connected, and full of established neighborhoods that have quietly held their value. It pairs well with a South Waterfront or Beaverton work commute, and it offers more house for the money than Lake Oswego a few miles east.
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: About 15 to 20 minutes to downtown Portland on I-5 at most times of day. TriMet bus service plus the MAX line at nearby Beaverton transit centers.
Market snapshot
The numbers, plainly.
- Typical home values near $600,000 to $617,000 in mid-2026 tracking, down slightly from a year earlier
- Roughly 23% of homes priced above $750,000, so there is room to trade up
- Homeownership around 62%, with a healthy rental market for transition years
- Minutes from I-5 and Highway 99W, plus Washington Square shopping
- The River Terrace 2.0 area east of Roy Rogers Road is the city's main new-construction front
Market snapshot and area notes updated October 2026. Sources: City of Tigard newsroom, RMLS market data.
Who this area suits
The right buyer for Tigard.
- Commuters who want highway access to Portland, Beaverton, or Tualatin
- Families who want established neighborhoods with mature trees
- First-time and move-up buyers looking at the value end of the southwest metro
- Buyers who want city conveniences without city density
- Buyers watching the River Terrace 2.0 new-construction area east of Roy Rogers Road
Typical home types: Single-family detached homes, about 57% of the housing stock; Large apartment complexes, roughly a quarter of units; Duplexes and townhomes for the rest.
Keep comparing
Other communities worth a look.
Portland Metro Tualatin
Roughly $600,000 to $665,000 typical; median price near $633,000 to $650,000
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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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Portland Metro West Linn
Roughly $650,000 to $1.05 million; median around $800,000 to $815,000
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