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Oregon is a popular destination for a variety of reasons including a vibrant culture, vineyards and breweries, and abundant opportunities for lovers of the outdoors.
Natural wonders include Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the United States and known for its intense blue color, Mount Hood, the Columbia River Gorge, Multnomah Falls, and the Oregon Coast. Hike, fish, camp, raft, bike, and more in one of Oregon's numerous wilderness areas and national or state parks.
Some cultural attractions include Portland, which is known for its thriving food and craft beer culture; the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, located in Ashland, and the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI), which engages visitors of all ages.
Oregon's land types and habitats include many overlapping and interacting ecosystems including coastal areas, forests, valleys, high deserts, mountains, rivers, lakes, wetlands, and even volcanoes! They support a number of thriving industries including tourism, fishing, farming, wildlife conservation, agriculture, renewable energy, recreation, hydroelectric power generation, and more.
Natural resources abound in Colorado, contributing to the state's economy and providing opportunity for many businesses; notably, the timber, fishing, mineral, and agricultural industries, as well as renewable energy, water resources, and more.
Real Estate Excise Tax: Varies depending on location and amount, but averages 1.5% of the sale price or fair market value of the property, whichever is higher
Deed Recording Fees: Most counties are $82
Property Tax Rate: Varies by county but averages 1.08%
Sales Tax Rate: No statewide sales tax
Total land area: 61.5 million acres
Privately owned land: 43.8 million acres
Average Cost of Farmland: $2,000 - $8,000 per acre
Bureau of Land Management - Oregon/Washington
Oregon Department of Transportation
Oregon Department of State Lands
Oregon Water Resources Department
Websites for Oregon Counties (below)
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Use the links below to find important property information within each county including property search, GIS maps, Assessor’s office, Recorder’s office, Treasurer’s office, Planning and Zoning, and the Transportation office.
Oregon's stunning landscapes and diverse terrain give the chance to own a piece of them and make a good investment. From the coast to the mountains and everything in between, Oregon offers a little of every environment and abundant opportunities for outdoor recreation. Oregon is ideal for farming and agriculture due to its fertile soils and favorable climate. Oregon property investment offers many rewards, from appreciating the state's natural beauty, enjoying privacy and tranquility due to a relatively low population density, to profiting from its desirable location and natural resources.
