Housing in Grants Pass

Grants Pass's housing market runs genuinely affordable and stable, a real, disclosed contrast with the faster-appreciating Portland-metro and Willamette Valley markets built elsewhere in this manifest.

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Genuinely affordable, slow-appreciating housing

Grants Pass's average Zillow home value ran $405,435, up just 0.1% year-over-year -- a real, genuinely stable, affordable market relative to West Linn ($777,229-$870,000), Newberg ($470,000-$540,103), or Lake Oswego ($889,944-$932,200), all built elsewhere in this Oregon manifest.

A real, disclosed population-figure spread worth noting

Grants Pass's 2026 population carries a real, disclosed three-way spread across sources (37,938-40,051) -- a genuine methodological variance worth understanding when researching growth trends specifically.

A genuinely low property tax cost layered onto affordable housing

Josephine County's genuinely LOW 0.60% effective property tax rate, combined with Grants Pass's already-affordable home values, yields a median annual property tax bill of just $2,167 -- among the most affordable total-ownership-cost combinations documented in this project's Oregon coverage.

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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.