Best Airbnb Markets in Oregon (2026)

Based on Airbtics data from September 2025 to August 2026, this page ranks the best Airbnb markets in Oregon by Market Grade. The grade compares short-term rental yield, year-over-year revenue growth, and occupancy (demand), then adjusts for local regulation. The table also shows listing count, average daily rate, and annual revenue for every market.

Markets on this page are ranked by the Airbtics Market Grade, not by the number of listings. The grade compares each market with the other markets in this ranking on three measures, then adjusts for local short-term rental regulation.

  1. Yield: Annual short-term rental revenue divided by property price. A higher yield ranks higher.
  2. Growth: Year-over-year change in revenue. Faster revenue growth ranks higher.
  3. Demand: Average occupancy rate over the last 12 months. Higher occupancy ranks higher.

Stricter short-term rental regulation lowers the letter grade. Occupancy, average daily rate, and annual revenue are shown for every market. Exact yield and revenue growth are published for the three highest-graded markets. For every other market those two figures are in Market Explorer. The rankboard plots the same markets by occupancy and average daily rate, and the table under the chart lists those values in text.

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Last updated: 16th October, 2026

Oregon Short-Term Rental Market Overview (September 2025 to August 2026)

National averages across all Oregon markets
Average Occupancy Rate i
60.90%
Average Annual Revenue i
$54,033
Average Daily Rate (ADR) i
$233
YoY Supply Growth i
22.13%
YoY Revenue Change i
12.00%

Top 10 Oregon Cities for Airbnb in 2026

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Position Market Grade Market Name Regulation No of Listings Avg. Occupancy Rate Avg. Daily Rate Revenue Short-term Rental Yield Revenue Growth
1B+Newport
Lenient
1,75264%$252$62,56618.0%+17.9%
2B+Lincoln City
Lenient
79565%$257$64,48220.1%+17.4%
3CKamas
Lenient
1,39456%$255$55,48211.2%+11.9%
4CSunriver
Lenient
1,33350%$372$73,245Unlock in Market ExplorerUnlock in Market Explorer
5CBend
Lenient
1,13767% 🚀$223$57,525Unlock in Market ExplorerUnlock in Market Explorer
6CMedford
Lenient
1,02158%$183$40,581Unlock in Market ExplorerUnlock in Market Explorer
7C+Portland
Strict
2,67974% 🚀$141$40,004Unlock in Market ExplorerUnlock in Market Explorer
8C+Astoria
Lenient
1,11860%$286$66,426Unlock in Market ExplorerUnlock in Market Explorer
9DSalem
Lenient
57360%$172$39,663Unlock in Market ExplorerUnlock in Market Explorer
10D+Eugene-Springfield
Lenient
2,13655%$193$40,365Unlock in Market ExplorerUnlock in Market Explorer

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Why Invest in Airbnb Oregon in 2026?

The highest-graded short-term rental markets in Oregon are Newport, Lincoln City and Kamas. The table ranks every tracked market by Airbtics Market Grade. Occupancy, average daily rate, annual revenue, yield, and revenue growth are the figures behind that grade.

Top 3 Airbnb markets in Oregon by Market Grade

These are the three highest-graded Airbnb markets in Oregon. Market Grade compares yield, revenue growth, and occupancy (demand) with the other markets on this page, then adjusts for short-term rental regulation. The chart repeats those three percentiles in text so the ranking is readable without the graphic.

Rank 1 — Newport (Grade B+)

Newport is rank 1 of 10 markets in this Oregon ranking by Airbtics Market Grade B+, with 18.0% short-term rental yield, 64.0% occupancy, and +17.9% year-over-year revenue growth.

Compared with the other markets on this page, Newport ranks top 25% for yield, top 15% for growth, and top 35% for demand. The market shows an average daily rate of $252, annual revenue of $62,566, a rent gap of 4099.5%, 1,752 active listings, lenient short-term rental regulation, and a typical 2-bedroom property price of $350,000.

  • Market gradeB+
  • Yield18.0%
  • Revenue growth+17.9%
  • Occupancy64.0%
  • Average daily rate$252
  • Annual revenue$62,566
  • Rent gap4099.5%
  • Active listings1,752
  • 2-bedroom price$350,000
  • RegulationLenient
top 25%Yieldtop 15%Growthtop 35%Demand

Percentile versus other Oregon markets on this page. Farther from the center is stronger.

  • Yield: top 25%
  • Growth: top 15%
  • Demand: top 35%

Rank 2 — Lincoln City (Grade B+)

Lincoln City is rank 2 of 10 markets in this Oregon ranking by Airbtics Market Grade B+, with 20.1% short-term rental yield, 65.0% occupancy, and +17.4% year-over-year revenue growth.

Compared with the other markets on this page, Lincoln City ranks top 5% for yield, top 25% for growth, and top 25% for demand. The market shows an average daily rate of $257, annual revenue of $64,482, a rent gap of 4590.7%, 795 active listings, lenient short-term rental regulation, and a typical 2-bedroom property price of $350,000.

  • Market gradeB+
  • Yield20.1%
  • Revenue growth+17.4%
  • Occupancy65.0%
  • Average daily rate$257
  • Annual revenue$64,482
  • Rent gap4590.7%
  • Active listings795
  • 2-bedroom price$350,000
  • RegulationLenient
top 5%Yieldtop 25%Growthtop 25%Demand

Percentile versus other Oregon markets on this page. Farther from the center is stronger.

  • Yield: top 5%
  • Growth: top 25%
  • Demand: top 25%

Rank 3 — Kamas (Grade C)

Kamas is rank 3 of 10 markets in this Oregon ranking by Airbtics Market Grade C, with 11.2% short-term rental yield, 56.0% occupancy, and +11.9% year-over-year revenue growth.

Compared with the other markets on this page, Kamas ranks lowest 5% for yield, top 45% for growth, and lowest 25% for demand. The market shows an average daily rate of $255, annual revenue of $55,482, a rent gap of 2706.6%, 1,394 active listings, lenient short-term rental regulation, and a typical 2-bedroom property price of $450,000.

  • Market gradeC
  • Yield11.2%
  • Revenue growth+11.9%
  • Occupancy56.0%
  • Average daily rate$255
  • Annual revenue$55,482
  • Rent gap2706.6%
  • Active listings1,394
  • 2-bedroom price$450,000
  • RegulationLenient
lowest 5%Yieldtop 45%Growthlowest 25%Demand

Percentile versus other Oregon markets on this page. Farther from the center is stronger.

  • Yield: lowest 5%
  • Growth: top 45%
  • Demand: lowest 25%

Market Rankboard: Oregon

Each dot is a vacation rental market in Oregon, plotted by occupancy rate (x-axis) and average daily rate (ADR) (y-axis). Dashed lines mark the national median.

Oregon Airbnb markets rankboard scatter chart showing occupancy rate versus average daily rate (ADR)
Occupancy rate and average daily rate for each Oregon market plotted in the chart above, in Market Grade order.
MarketOccupancy rateAverage daily rate
Newport64.0%$252
Lincoln City65.0%$257
Kamas56.0%$255
Sunriver50.0%$372
Bend67.0%$223
Medford58.0%$183
Portland74.0%$141
Astoria60.0%$286
Salem60.0%$172
Eugene-Springfield55.0%$193

Compare property prices, short-term rental yield, rent gap, annual revenue, and supply growth in the Airbtics Market Explorer watchlist.

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Oregon Airbnb market FAQs

  • What are the best Airbnb markets in Oregon?

    Airbtics ranks short-term rental markets in Oregon by Market Grade. The grade compares yield (annual revenue divided by property price), year-over-year revenue growth, and occupancy, then adjusts for regulation. The highest-graded market in this dataset is Newport. The main table lists markets in that order; use the Market Explorer to filter by budget, regulations, and more.

  • How many Airbnb markets does Airbtics track in Oregon?

    We currently analyze 10 active short-term rental markets in Oregon with listing supply, median occupancy, ADR, and revenue estimates.

  • What is the average Airbnb occupancy rate in Oregon?

    The national average occupancy rate across tracked markets is 60.90% (LTM). Rates differ by city. Use the rankboard on this page, or open a market page for that city's numbers.

  • How do I compare Airbnb markets in Oregon?

    Use the occupancy vs ADR rankboard on this page for a quick view, or open the Market Explorer to compare markets side by side, change chart axes, export to Excel, and save markets to a watchlist.

  • How can I estimate Airbnb income in Oregon?

    Use our Airbnb income calculator to estimate revenue for a specific address, or open any market link below for median revenue and occupancy benchmarks.




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For trends, supply, and year-over-year changes, see the 2025 short-term rental report for Oregon.