Oregon Foreclosures, Tax Liens & Distressed Properties

Every Oregon county and ZIP carries a DLRadar distress score built from public records. The state covers 36 scored counties and 428 ZIP codes, averaging 25/100 composite distress. The phase distribution across counties: 19 peak, 8 recovery, 4 contraction, 4 neutral. The typical Oregon county is peak (+1.2% average HPI).

The sharpest county readings come from Yamhill County, Benton County, Tillamook County, Lake County, Polk County.

The most-distressed Oregon ZIP codes are 97523 (51/100), 97526 (51/100), 97531 (51/100), 97532 (51/100), 97534 (51/100).

Distress and market phase, county by county in Oregon:

Baker County reads peak — homes +1.2% YoY, bank stress 49/100. Benton County is expansion (up 5.3% on the year, headwind 66/100). Clackamas County reads peak — values rising 1.0%, a 50/100 lender reading. Clatsop County sits in peak, values rising 1.2%, headwind 20/100. In Columbia County, peak: prices up 1.0%, a 49/100 lender reading. In Coos County, peak: values rising 1.2%, headwind 46/100. Crook County: neutral, prices up 0.5%, lender pressure 52/100.

Curry County reads peak — up 1.2% on the year, lender pressure 55/100. Deschutes County — neutral, prices up 0.5%, headwind 52/100. Douglas County is in its peak phase, homes +1.2% YoY, a 45/100 lender reading. Gilliam County is recovery (up 2.5% on the year). Grant County — recovery, values rising 2.5%. DLRadar reads Harney County as recovery — appreciation near 2.5%, lender pressure 36/100. Hood River County reads peak — homes +1.2% YoY, lender pressure 50/100.

Jackson County is peak (prices up 3.7%, a 43/100 lender reading). Jefferson County: neutral, up 0.5% on the year, lender pressure 46/100. Josephine County: contraction, a 6.5% slide, 6.5% below peak, headwind 48/100. Klamath County — peak, up 1.2% on the year, a 48/100 lender reading. Lake County is recovery (values rising 2.5%, headwind 62/100). Lane County — neutral, prices up 3.6%, a 52/100 lender reading. Lincoln County is peak (homes +1.2% YoY, lender pressure 54/100).

Linn County reads contraction — down 1.7% on the year, down 2.2% from its high, bank stress 59/100. In Malheur County, peak: values rising 1.2%, bank stress 51/100. Marion County is contraction (a 0.6% slide, a 49/100 lender reading). Morrow County — peak, homes +1.2% YoY, bank stress 18/100. Multnomah County is peak (appreciation near 1.0%, bank stress 52/100). Polk County sits in contraction, prices down 0.6%, headwind 61/100. Sherman County reads recovery — appreciation near 2.5%.

Tillamook County is in its recovery phase, homes +2.5% YoY, headwind 63/100. Umatilla County is peak (appreciation near 1.2%, headwind 38/100). Union County — peak, values rising 1.2%, bank stress 44/100. In Wallowa County, recovery: homes +2.5% YoY, lender pressure 35/100. In Wasco County, peak: appreciation near 1.2%, a 45/100 lender reading. Washington County reads peak — appreciation near 1.0%, headwind 52/100. Wheeler County — recovery, up 2.5% on the year.

Yamhill County: peak, values rising 1.0%, headwind 72/100.

The Oregon scoring is fully auditable — foreclosure, mortgage, tax-delinquency, lien, bank-exposure and climate signals drawn from public records and aggregated to the county. With the state leaning peak, the opportunity sits in the outliers: the counties and ZIPs that break from the Oregon norm.

Browse Oregon by county below, or jump into a specific ZIP's distress profile. A DLRadar subscription unlocks every distressed Oregon property: owner and contact detail, APN, a score, bank-exposure read and funding-to-closing path.

No matter where Oregon sits nationally, the whole state runs through one nationwide scoring engine — recorded foreclosures, tax delinquency, liens, mortgage stress and lender headwind — so Oregon's numbers mean exactly what they mean anywhere else. The data is auditable end to end: where a Oregon source is thin, DLRadar leaves it blank rather than guessing, and re-scores as new records post.

Drilling into Oregon, Yamhill County, Benton County, Tillamook County, Lake County, Polk County lead the ranking ; the top ZIP codes are 97523 (51/100), 97526 (51/100), 97531 (51/100), 97532 (51/100), 97534 (51/100).

The Oregon numbers are not single measures but composites, blending foreclosure filings, mortgage stress, tax delinquency, liens and local lender headwind so two markets with the same total can differ sharply underneath.

However large or small Oregon is, the acquisition path holds: move county to ZIP to parcel, always following the score down to where a real owner is under pressure — and DLRadar carries the Oregon deal from that signal through capital and closing.

Since every input is public and rules-based, any Oregon reading can be reconciled against its source documents — court filings, county tax and lien records, FHFA and FDIC data — leaving no unexplained or modeled component in the Oregon score.