Portland Market Rental Trends Report
Relocity's rental trends report shows you how the nation’s major rental markets stack up and reveals 2024 pricing trends.
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Relocity's rental trends report shows you how the nation’s major rental markets stack up and reveals 2024 pricing trends.
Rental prices in Portland have shown mixed trends in recent months. While most unit types saw a slight increase, aligning with the typical spring to summer pattern, two-bedroom units went against this trend, experiencing a slight decrease in price. The median rent for a two-bedroom apartment currently sits at $2,071. This dip could be attributed to reduced demand from student populations, as two-bedroom, two-bathroom units are particularly popular among students during the academic year. Despite this recent fluctuation, rental prices in Portland remain 17% lower than the national average, reflecting a 3% decrease over the past year. The median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in Portland is now $1,638, while the Pearl District continues to command the highest median rents, reaching $2,584.
Beaverton
Rental prices in Beaverton have seen a slight uptick in price in all unit types over the past 3 to 6 months as we moved from spring into summer, a typical trend for the region. Beaverton is a popular area for relocation due to its highly rated schools and proximity to larger companies, as well as the downtown area while still being a suburban, low-crime setting in the greater Portland area. Currently, rental prices in Beaverton are about 7% lower than the national median. While prices have remained stable over the past year, the last three months have shown a slight increase. The current median rent in Beaverton across all unit types is closer to $1,900. Within the area, the highest median rent is found in Sexton Mountain, where it reaches approximately $2,595.
Hillsboro
Over the past 3 to 6 months, rental prices in Hillsboro have shown mixed trends. While prices for one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom units have continued to increase, studio apartment prices have rebounded, once again increasing as the most affordable option during the height of the summer months. Hillsboro's rental prices are 4% higher than the national median and have remained relatively stable over the past year. Hillsboro's rental market remains competitive, with the overall median rent currently at $1,720. South Hillsboro continues to command the highest median rent at $2,263.
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