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State of Housing Report

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The State of Housing in Portland report is published annually to provide stakeholders and policy makers with a comprehensive look at Portland’s housing market by neighborhood, housing type, and affordability using the latest available data.

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2024

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2023

Executive Summary1.39 MB
Part 1: Portland Demographics and Housing Stock2.34 MB
Part 2: Housing Market Affordability8.24 MB
Part 3: City and Neighborhood Profiles11.39 MB
Part 4: City of Portland Policies and Programs7.34 MB
Part 5: City of Portland Program Funding509.07 KB
Part 6: Methodology and Sources1.53 MB
Geometric buildings with a green field in the foreground, and Mt Hood and the sun in the background.

Past Reports

2022

2022 State of Housing Report 24.13 MB
Introduction and Executive Summary2.69 MB
Part 1: Portland Demographics and Housing Stock2.12 MB
Part 2: Housing Market Affordability8.02 MB
Part 3: City and Neighborhood Profiles6.06 MB
Part 3 Addendum: Belmont-Hawthorne-Division325.34 KB
Part 4: City of Portland Policies and Programs3.62 MB
Part 5: City of Portland Program Funding78.78 KB
Part 6: Methodology and Sources1.86 MB
The cover of the 2022 State of Housing Report, featuring a colorful collage of illustrated buildings.

2021

2021 State of Housing24.25 MB

Download the full report above or explore by section:

Introduction and Executive Summary 1.1 MB
Part 1: Portland Demographics and Housing Stock2.21 MB
Part 2: Housing Market Affordability7.83 MB
Part 3: City and Neighborhood Profiles9.24 MB
Part 4: City of Portland Policies and Programs18.43 MB
  • Popular sections in Part 4: 
Part 4, Section 5: Strategic Initiatives 1.95 MB
  • Portland Housing Bureau's strategic initiatives and their outcomes to date.
Part 4, Section 6: Housing Production and Pipeline 427.46 KB
  • Since 2015, the Housing Bureau has opened more than 3,473 new units of affordable housing, providing homes to an estimated 6,583 people.
Part 4, Section 7: Building Profiles 3.37 MB
  • One-page summary profiles. Also viewable online.
Part 5: City of Portland Program Funding524.28 KB
Part 6: Methodology and Sources1.31 MB

Special interest sections:

COVID-19 Emergency Rent Assistance Programs274.08 KB
Portland 2010-2020: A Decade of Population Growth, Increasing Diversity and Tightening Housing Market915.21 KB
State of Housing in Portland Cover: Illustration of various types of housing with the Willamette river in the foreground, and Mt. Hood in the background

2020 and earlier

2020 State of Housing34.01 MB

2020 report by section:

Introduction and Executive Summary2.63 MB
Part 1: Portland Demographics and Housing Stock1.8 MB
Part 2: Housing Market Affordability5.41 MB
Part 3: City and Neighborhood Profiles5.21 MB
Part 4, Section 5: Strategic Initiatives1.94 MB
Part 4, Section 6: Building Profiles1.55 MB
Part 5: City of Portland Program Funding77.49 KB
Part 6: Methodology and Sources120.64 KB
2019 State of Housing20.66 MB

2019 Interactive Rental Affordability Map

2018 State of Housing17.51 MB
2017 State of Housing16.25 MB
2016 State of Housing19.63 MB
2015 State of Housing - Phase 217.19 MB
2015 State of Housing - Phase 117.4 MB
view of Portland, Fremont Bridge
State of Housing in Portland - December 2019

Related

Data and Reports
Affordable Housing Development Maps
Portland's Housing Bond
Metro Housing Bond
N/NE Housing Strategy Framework

Topics

Equity
City planning
Community education and outreach
Construction and development
Open Data, Statistics, and Maps
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