Cities with the most cash buyer activity in Oregon.
Cash buyers cluster in markets with motivated sellers and investor demand. This ranks Oregon cities by estimated annual cash transaction volume.
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50 cities ranked. Click any row for the matching local page.
| # | City | Est. annual cash sales | Score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Portland | 3,860 deals/yr | 90 | View → |
| 2 | Salem | 1,135 deals/yr | 76 | View → |
| 3 | Eugene | 870 deals/yr | 73 | View → |
| 4 | Beaverton | 850 deals/yr | 73 | View → |
| 5 | Bend | 480 deals/yr | 67 | View → |
| 6 | Hillsboro | 420 deals/yr | 66 | View → |
| 7 | Medford | 400 deals/yr | 65 | View → |
| 8 | Gresham | 355 deals/yr | 64 | View → |
| 9 | Springfield | 335 deals/yr | 63 | View → |
| 10 | Grants Pass | 310 deals/yr | 62 | View → |
| 11 | Corvallis | 295 deals/yr | 62 | View → |
| 12 | Albany | 270 deals/yr | 61 | View → |
| 13 | Klamath Falls | 235 deals/yr | 59 | View → |
| 14 | Oregon City | 230 deals/yr | 59 | View → |
| 15 | Roseburg | 225 deals/yr | 59 | View → |
| 16 | Lake Oswego | 195 deals/yr | 57 | View → |
| 17 | Mcminnville | 165 deals/yr | 55 | View → |
| 18 | Redmond | 155 deals/yr | 55 | View → |
| 19 | West Linn | 130 deals/yr | 53 | View → |
| 20 | Newberg | 130 deals/yr | 53 | View → |
| 21 | Woodburn | 130 deals/yr | 53 | View → |
| 22 | Lebanon | 125 deals/yr | 52 | View → |
| 23 | Central Point | 125 deals/yr | 52 | View → |
| 24 | Tualatin | 125 deals/yr | 52 | View → |
| 25 | Coos Bay | 120 deals/yr | 52 | View → |
| 26 | Happy Valley | 120 deals/yr | 52 | View → |
| 27 | Hermiston | 115 deals/yr | 52 | View → |
| 28 | Forest Grove | 110 deals/yr | 51 | View → |
| 29 | Ashland | 110 deals/yr | 51 | View → |
| 30 | Sherwood | 105 deals/yr | 51 | View → |
| 31 | Canby | 105 deals/yr | 51 | View → |
| 32 | Wilsonville | 100 deals/yr | 50 | View → |
| 33 | Pendleton | 100 deals/yr | 50 | View → |
| 34 | Troutdale | 95 deals/yr | 49 | View → |
| 35 | Clackamas | 95 deals/yr | 49 | View → |
| 36 | The Dalles | 90 deals/yr | 49 | View → |
| 37 | Dallas | 90 deals/yr | 49 | View → |
| 38 | Hood River | 85 deals/yr | 48 | View → |
| 39 | Ontario | 85 deals/yr | 48 | View → |
| 40 | Prineville | 85 deals/yr | 48 | View → |
| 41 | Cottage Grove | 75 deals/yr | 47 | View → |
| 42 | La Grande | 75 deals/yr | 47 | View → |
| 43 | Astoria | 75 deals/yr | 47 | View → |
| 44 | Sandy | 75 deals/yr | 47 | View → |
| 45 | Saint Helens | 70 deals/yr | 46 | View → |
| 46 | Silverton | 70 deals/yr | 46 | View → |
| 47 | Molalla | 70 deals/yr | 46 | View → |
| 48 | Florence | 65 deals/yr | 45 | View → |
| 49 | North Bend | 65 deals/yr | 45 | View → |
| 50 | Cornelius | 65 deals/yr | 45 | View → |
Methodology
Cash volume = population × 1.5% turnover × ~30% cash share (national average per Redfin, 2024). Indicates relative market depth, not buyer-level offers.
FAQ
- What's a 'cash buyer market' in Oregon?
- One where cash deals exceed the ~30% national share (Redfin, 2024), typically driven by investor presence and lower price points.
- How do I get cash offers on my home?
- Submit your address; we route it to verified cash buyers in your matched market.
- Is cash always lower than MLS?
- Usually gross, but net is often closer after commissions, repairs, and holding costs.
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