July 2026 · Central Oregon Investment Property Report
Central Oregon Investment Property Report
A plain-English monthly brief for rental owners and investors in Bend, Redmond, Prineville, Madras, La Pine and Sisters. Each issue gives you the numbers that matter — without the spreadsheets.
- Current investment properties for sale
- Median rents and asking-rent trends
- Recent rental sales and price per unit
- Twelve-month trend charts by city
- A downloadable PDF report
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The numbers most rental owners ask about
Six primary figures for the Central Oregon rental market as of July 2026. Each number is explained in plain English.
The month this report covers. New numbers are published every month.
The number of active MLS rental-income properties listed for sale across the Central Oregon markets we track — 100 single-family or townhome rentals and 45 multi-family (duplex and larger).
The sum of verified unit counts across those properties — 100 from single-family/townhome listings and 182 from multi-family buildings (a duplex counts as two, a fourplex as four).
The average monthly rent per unit reported by owners on rental properties currently for sale.
The median asking price for a single rental unit. Sometimes called price per door.
Annual reported rent divided by property price. Does not include vacancy, expenses, repairs, reserves or financing.
Single-family vs. multi-family, side by side
The two kinds of rental property behave very differently. Here is how the active inventory splits.
- Properties for sale
- 100
- Rental units
- 100
- Avg reported rent / unit
- $2,616/mo
- Median price per unit
- $612,450
- Est. gross yield
- 4.38%
- Listings reporting rent
- 69 of 100
- Properties for sale
- 45
- Rental units
- 182
- Avg reported rent / unit
- $1,532/mo
- Median price per unit
- $292,500
- Est. gross yield
- 5.30%
- Listings reporting rent
- 35 of 45
Rent and yield figures use only the listings where an owner reported rent, so multi-family averages come from a small sample.
Over the past twelve months, average reported rents have remained relatively stable, while the typical price paid per rental unit is about 19% below where it began the twelve-month period. On the properties currently listed for sale, owners are reporting an average rent of $1,689/mo per unit at a typical asking price of $519,000 per unit.
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Live rental listings · July 2026
What’s for rent right now
A live snapshot of asking rents across 950 verified Central Oregon rental listings from 17 property managers and syndicated feeds (observed 2026-07-31).
Plus 50 floor-plan vacancies at large communities.
Middle-of-the-market monthly rent across all active listings.
Pulled higher by larger single-family and premium homes.
Monthly asking rent per square foot on verified listings.
| County | Listings | Median rent | Avg $/sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deschutes | 832 | $2,095 | $2.20 |
| Jefferson | 71 | $1,600 | $1.66 |
| Crook | 47 | $1,585 | $1.71 |
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July 2026 · Central Oregon Investment Property Report
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- Current rents and price per rental unit by city
- Active investment properties for sale
- Closed sales for the previous twelve months
- What Parker Vernon sees changing this month
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