Portland Metro · Oregon

Tualatin, Oregon.

A balanced suburb with a real town center

Market snapshot

Roughly $600,000 to $665,000 typical; median price near $633,000 to $650,000

Balanced and predictable. Homes near Tualatin Commons and the town center turn steadily; fixer-uppers and outdated plans need sharper pricing.

Washington County, south of Tigard on I-5

What makes Tualatin different.

Tualatin gives you a true suburban center: a lake-adjacent commons and easy freeway access, with enough housing variety that first-time and move-up buyers can both find their lane.

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 20 to 25 minutes to downtown Portland on I-5. The WES commuter rail line stops in Tualatin and links to Beaverton and Wilsonville.

Modern homes along a tidy Tualatin, Oregon street with golden autumn trees

Market snapshot

The numbers, plainly.

  • Median sale price around $633,000 to $650,000 in mid-2026 reports, with typical values near $651,000
  • Price per square foot running roughly $279 to $325
  • Median construction year around 1991, so a mix of older and newer homes
  • Lam Research is expanding its Tualatin R&D campus, with a new lab that adds more than 50% cleanroom space
  • Own town center with Tualatin Commons, dining, and the WES commuter rail stop

Market snapshot and area notes updated October 2026. Sources: Washington County and City of Tualatin, Lam Research newsroom, RMLS market data.

Who this area suits

The right buyer for Tualatin.

  • Buyers who want a genuine town center with shops and restaurants
  • Families who want parks, a lake-adjacent commons, and a walkable town center
  • Commuters splitting time between Portland and Hillsboro or Wilsonville
  • Buyers weighing a condo or townhome before a single-family home
  • Tech and engineering commuters tied to the Lam Research expansion

Typical home types: Single-family detached homes, about half the stock; A large share of apartments, so rentals and condos are easy to find; Duplexes and townhomes for the remainder.

Your move, your market

Thinking about Tualatin?

Tell Paul what you are looking for in Tualatin, and he will reply with current inventory, recent comparable sales, and an honest read on which neighborhoods fit your budget and lifestyle.

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Want the live Tualatin numbers?

Paul tracks Tualatin daily and can pull current inventory, days on market, and comparable sales for your street before you make any decision.