Read Sep 14, 2026, 3:06 PM
Lots and acreage with no house on them: bare residential lots, larger parcels, and development ground. The largest income-property population in the region by a wide margin, and the one with the longest hold. See all 595 lots
Commercial buildings and commercial condos offered for sale — retail, office, industrial, and mixed use. Leases are not counted here; these are properties for purchase. See all 57 commercial properties
Duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes. Small enough to finance like a house and the closest thing to a conventional rental purchase in this market, which is also why there are so few of them for sale. See all 44 2-4 unit buildings
Working farm and ranch property: irrigated ground, water rights, outbuildings. Priced on what the land produces as much as on what sits on it. See all 40 farms
Regional MLS through Oregon Data Share, read through the Market Truth metric layer at region grain, geography central-oregon: the active count for each income property type the layer publishes. The five income segments and their active counts on this read: land 595, commercial_sale 57, multifamily_2_4 44, farm 40, business 8 — 744 listings in all. Each rule is that count over 744, so the rules together are a part-to-whole and not a bar beside a full-width bar. The headline is 595 ÷ 744 = 80.0% — it is published only while the largest population is land and holds more than half the set. The band draws the 4 largest (736 of 744); the rest keep their own door in the list below, so the gap at the end of the track is the population not drawn. Detached houses are not counted here — that is the buyer story, and it is on the homes-for-sale pages. A figure the metric layer withheld is absent, not estimated.
Central Oregon · By property type
regional MLS through Oregon Data Share, read through the Market Truth metric layer: active listings per property type across Central Oregon. A figure the layer withheld is absent, not estimated
Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, the published 30-year fixed average for the week beginning Sep 14, 2026, which is 6.76%. Read from market_history_weekly (geo national/us, metric mortgage_rate_30yr, source fred:MORTGAGE30US) and captured by the weekly snapshot cron at Sep 14, 2026, 6:00 AM. It is a national owner-occupied average, not a quote and not an investor rate — investor terms run above it, and it is the floor your own math starts from. This page publishes no rent, no yield and no cash-flow figure: the rent side of that math has no live source here, so the calculators below take your own rent and your own terms.
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