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Klamath County, Oregon

70,247 residents · Updated Nov 12, 2026

Rental availability, asking rents against HUD Fair Market Rent, and community services in Klamath County, from the data behind Range Lab’s tools, refreshed daily.

Klamath County

Oregon

70,247 residents

3 ZIP codes with listings

178 services listed

All Oregon counties

Klamath County, OR, USA - panoramio (50) · Photo: Eric Friedebach · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Listings a voucher can reach, per 100 voucher households

11.7

111 listings at or below Fair Market Rent today · 952 households using Housing Choice Vouchers (2025)

People counted homeless, 2025

6,255

−207 vs. 2024 · 4,171 unsheltered · one January night, across Oregon Balance of State CoC (OR-505)

Year-round shelter beds

1,469

Emergency shelter, across Oregon Balance of State CoC (OR-505) · 121 permanent supportive housing beds

Income-restricted properties with open waitlists

0 of 27

No waitlist changes in the last 30 days · 550 units where known

Point-in-Time count, Oregon Balance of State CoC (OR-505)

HUD counts people experiencing homelessness on one night each January, by Continuum of Care. Klamath County is part of Oregon Balance of State CoC; these figures cover the whole CoC, not just the county.

Where people slept, by year

ShelteredUnsheltered
5,365
6,462
6,255

The unsheltered share fell from 73% to 67% of everyone counted (2023 to 2025).

Shelter beds against people counted

Shelter beds (ES + TH)People counted
1,250
1,686
2,089

In 2025 there were 33 year-round shelter beds per 100 people counted. Rapid re-housing and permanent supportive housing are not shelter and are shown below.

Point-in-Time count and shelter beds by year, Oregon Balance of State CoC (OR-505)
YearAll peopleShelteredUnshelteredShelter beds (ES + TH)
20235,3651,4463,9191,250
20246,4621,3975,0651,686
20256,2552,0844,1712,089
Point-in-Time count for Oregon Balance of State CoC (OR-505), 2025
Group2025
All people6,255
Sheltered2,084
Unsheltered4,171
Chronically homeless1,654
Veterans417
People in families with children1,065
Unaccompanied youth695

Year-round beds by type

3,734 beds

Year-round beds by type
Emergency shelter1,46939%
Transitional housing62017%
Rapid re-housing1,52441%
Permanent supportive housing1213%

Only the first two are shelter. Rapid re-housing is short-term rental help; permanent supportive housing is long-term housing with services.

How OR-505 compares with other Oregon CoCs

People counted homeless per 10,000 residents, 2025. Each Continuum of Care’s count divided by the population of the counties it covers.

  • Portland, Gresham/Multnomah County (OR-501)131
  • Eugene, Springfield/Lane County (OR-500)91
  • Central Oregon (OR-503)82
  • Oregon Balance of State (OR-505)56
  • Medford, Ashland/Jackson County (OR-502)52
  • Salem/Marion, Polk Counties (OR-504)49
  • Hillsboro, Beaverton/Washington County (OR-506)16
  • Clackamas County (OR-507)13

Oregon Balance of State counts 56 per 10,000, ranking 4th of 8 Oregon CoCs. Populations are county totals; a county split between CoCs is divided evenly.

Subsidized housing in the county

HUD-assisted units (Picture of Subsidized Households, 2025) and Low-Income Housing Tax Credit units.

HUD-assisted units, by program

1,097 units

HUD-assisted units, by program
Housing Choice Vouchers in use95287%
Project-based Section 8 and similar14513%
Public housing units00%

Klamath County has no public housing; 87% of assisted households rent on the private market with a voucher. Average income of assisted households: $14,566.

Can a voucher find a home today?

Listings at or below Fair Market Rent, against households holding a voucher.

  • Households using a voucher952
  • Listings at or below FMR today111

11.7 affordable listings per 100 voucher households. Vouchers turn over slowly, so this measures how tight the market is for voucher holders who are searching, not a shortfall.

Tax-credit (LIHTC) units placed in service, and when their affordability ends

Placed in serviceCommitment endedEnds, projected

259 low-income units across 5 properties. Affordability commitments run 30 years (15 before 1990), so 63 units reach the end of their commitment between now and 2035 unless owners renew.

In the Range Lab directory, Klamath County has 4 shelter and crisis-housing listings and 6 housing-assistance listings today.

Sources: HUD Point-in-Time and Housing Inventory counts (by Continuum of Care); HUD Picture of Subsidized Households; HUD LIHTC database; Census ACS 2024 5-year population; Range Lab RST income-restricted property listings and rental listings. About the data.