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Oregon Property Tax Rates

Oregon (OR) has an effective property tax rate of 0.93%, which is 0.13% below the national average of 1.06%.

2024 Data
Effective Rate
0.93%
Median Annual Tax
$3,352
Median Home Value
$360,400

Oregon Counties Property Tax Rates

CountyRateMedian Tax
Multnomah County0.78%$3,139
Washington County0.80%$2,467
Clackamas County1.07%$4,468
Lane County0.76%$3,515
Marion County0.94%$2,688
Jackson County0.79%$3,821
Deschutes County0.91%$2,409
Linn County0.82%$3,189
Douglas County0.74%$3,592
Yamhill County0.72%$1,816
Benton County1.07%$4,032
Josephine County0.72%$3,332
Polk County0.70%$2,654
Umatilla County0.85%$3,163
Klamath County0.92%$3,950
Coos County0.88%$2,345
Columbia County0.87%$3,496
Lincoln County1.05%$3,030
Clatsop County1.00%$3,601
Malheur County0.94%$3,741
Tillamook County0.98%$3,444
Wasco County0.89%$4,492
Union County0.91%$4,661
Jefferson County1.10%$4,384
Crook County1.02%$2,987
Hood River County0.90%$4,107
Curry County0.75%$2,604
Baker County1.01%$3,374
Morrow County1.13%$5,210
Lake County0.74%$2,480
Harney County1.01%$3,377
Wallowa County1.12%$2,909
Grant County1.11%$3,695
Gilliam County0.95%$2,982
Sherman County0.87%$2,632
Wheeler County0.93%$3,494

Property Tax Calculator

0.93%
Annual Tax
$3,255
Monthly Tax
$271
vs National Avg
+$565
(-13.1% rate difference)

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How Oregon Compares to Neighboring States

StateRateMedian TaxDifference
Oregon0.93%$3,352-
California0.71%$4,279-0.22%
Idaho0.63%$1,817-0.30%
Nevada0.53%$1,798-0.40%
Washington0.87%$3,752-0.06%

Oregon Property Tax Overview

The effective property tax rate in Oregon is 0.93%, meaning a homeowner with a property valued at $360,400 would pay approximately $3,352 annually. Understanding your property tax deduction eligibility can help offset this cost on your federal return.

Oregon homeowners may qualify for a homestead exemption that reduces the taxable value of their primary residence. If your property assessment seems too high, consider a tax assessment appeal to potentially lower your bill.

For more financial context, explore salary data, cost of living, and ZIP code details for Oregon.

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