Housing in Astoria

Astoria's housing market runs genuinely more affordable than Newport's and comparable to Lincoln City's, with a real, disclosed price spread across sources tied to Astoria's historic housing stock.

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A real, disclosed price spread across sources and months

Zillow's typical home value ran $486,726 (down 0.8% year-over-year); a separate citation put median sold price near $487,000; Movoto's August 2026 median listing price ran $549,000; a December 2025 citation showed a notably higher $625,000 median sold price -- a real, disclosed single-month outlier this record discloses rather than smooths over.

A genuinely more affordable rental market

Astoria's one-bedroom rent ($1,256-$1,425) runs approximately 20% below the national average -- notably more affordable than the rent figures documented for Newport and Lincoln City elsewhere in this batch.

A real, historic housing stock with genuine elevation variance

Astoria's housing spans a real mix of historic Victorian-era homes on the hillside and more modern housing closer to the low-lying downtown/Bayfront core -- see this record's best-areas topic for the fuller neighborhood-by-elevation breakdown.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-25. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.