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Early Morning Through the Lava Fields (15602404920), Linn County, Oregon

Early Morning Through the Lava Fields (15602404920) · Photo: Kirt Edblom from Corvallis, Oregon, United States · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Linn County, Oregon

130,706 residents · Updated Nov 12, 2026

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

Linn County

Oregon

130,706 residents

10 ZIP codes with listings

303 services listed

All Oregon counties

Early Morning Through the Lava Fields (15602404920) · Photo: Kirt Edblom from Corvallis, Oregon, United States · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Linn County at a glance

Key indicators from housing, community services, and population data.

130,706

Residents

Census ACS 2024 5-year

521

Active rental listings

Up 10.6%
vs. last week

Active listings over 30 days, now 521

$1,699

Median asking rent

Down 0.1%
vs. 30 days ago

Median asking rent over 30 days, now $1,699
85%

2-bedroom rentals at or below HUD Fair Market Rent

180 of 212 listings

303

Community services listed

+66 in 30 days

11 of 12 essential categories

What changed this week

Compared with seven days ago, from the daily data behind Range Lab’s tools.

View more trends

+50 rentals

Active listings vs. last week

▲ 10.6%
437521

$1,699 median rent

Up $4 this week, down $1 in 30 days

▲ 0.2%
Oct 30Nov 12

27 price cuts

5.2% of listings lowered rent

7 days
Nov 6Nov 12

No new services

Directory unchanged this week

303 total
Oct 30Nov 12

Can people afford to live here?

2-bedroom rent against what households and local wages can cover.

Monthly rent vs. what households can afford

At 30% of income, HUD FY2026 limits

Hourly wage needed for a 2-bedroom

$28.62/hr

Full-time wage to afford the $1,488 median asking rent at 30% of income.

Average weekly wage, all jobs

$1,176 ≈ $29.40/hr

Just 3% above what’s needed; the typical renter earns $24.52/hr.

BLS QCEW, Q1 2026 · 40 hours/week

Housing right now

Rental listings, asking rents, and new housing supply.

521

+50 this week

Active rental listings, 90 days

Active listings over 90 days, now 521

255

+29% vs. prior year

Homes permitted, last 12 months

Median asking rent by unit size

Studio$850
1 bed$1,250
2 bed$1,488
3 bed$2,100
4+ bed$2,550

822

LIHTC affordable units

19 properties. 218 units placed in service in the last 10 years.

HUD LIHTC database, 2024

$1,628

+1.3% vs. a year ago

Typical rent, all rentals

Typical rent, all rentals, last 24 months, now $1,628

Zillow ZORI, Aug 2026

$409,450

+0.3% vs. a year ago

Typical home value

Typical home value, last 24 months, now $409,450

Zillow ZHVI, Aug 2026

Who lives here

Key population groups, Census ACS 2024 5-year. Each share is of the group's own Census universe.

33%

Renters

of occupied homes

Residents 65 and over25,495 20%
People with a disability23,642 18%
Veterans9,431 9%
Children under 57,294 6%
Spanish speakers, limited English3,096 3%

Community support

303 public services listed in Linn County.

Services by category

  • Food48
  • Childcare38
  • Medical33
  • Seniors27
  • Housing assistance18
  • Addiction14
  • Children13
  • Education13
  • Shelter & crisis housing13
  • Utilities11
  • Disability9
  • Infants & pregnancy9

11 of 12

Essential service categories represented

23.2

Services per 10,000 residents

About one for every 431 residents

55%

Accept walk-ins

21% open evenings

Linn County in one minute

Key takeaways from the latest data.

  • Asking rents are steady

    Median asking rent is $1,699, about the same as 30 days ago.

  • More rentals on the market

    521 active listings, up 50 (10.6%) this week.

  • The lowest incomes face the largest gap

    An extremely low-income household can afford $683 a month; the typical 2-bedroom asks $1,488.

  • 11 of 12 essential services are represented

    303 services listed; none yet for domestic violence.

Sources: Range Lab RST listings · HUD Fair Market Rents FY2027 · HUD FY2026 income limits · Census ACS 2024 5-year · Census Building Permits Survey · BLS QCEW · HUD LIHTC · Range Lab resource directory. How this is calculated.