Distressed Properties in Oregon
DLRadar scores 36 Oregon counties on market cycle, bank stress and insurance distress. 12 are in contraction or recovery; Oregon home prices average +1.2% year over year.
Oregon averages 61/100 bank stress and 45/100 insurance distress.
Furthest through the turn in Oregon: Josephine County (-6.5%), Linn County (-1.7%), Marion County (-0.6%), Polk County (-0.6%), Sherman County (+2.5%).
Oregon residential listings tracked: 1,832 across 427 ZIPs; Oregon candidate listings 755; 220 Oregon ZIPs read active. Busiest Oregon ZIPs: 97045 85 listings, 20 candidates; 97086 62 listings, 18 candidates; 97068 55 listings, 18 candidates in Oregon; 97035 46 listings, 17 candidates; 97034 42 listings, 7 candidates; 97402 29 listings, 9 candidates.
HUD lists 218 assisted multifamily properties in Oregon with 16,916 units, 4,005 of the Oregon units assisted.
Oregon ZIPs by price-cycle phase: 1,955 peak, 552 contraction, 228 neutral, 101 recovery, 3 expansion.
Oregon ninety-day mortgage delinquency 0.6% as of December 2025; highest sampled Oregon counties: Linn 1.0%, Marion 0.6%, Jackson 0.6%.
Oregon counties to watch
Distressed properties in Oregon — FAQ
How do I find Oregon distressed properties?
Start with the 12 of 36 Oregon counties in contraction or recovery, led by Josephine County, then open each Oregon county's ZIP scores.
Where does the Oregon data come from?
Oregon price cycle from FHFA; Oregon bank stress (61/100) from FDIC call reports; Oregon insurance distress (45/100) from FEMA and NFIP.
The rest of the stack behind this page
The value is in the overlap - where cycle, credit and ZIP-level distress all point the same way.
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