Housing in Silverton
Silverton's housing market runs genuinely above the Oregon statewide average and moves more slowly than a typical market, with a real, disclosed spread between entry-level and premium sub-areas.
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Learn moreA real, disclosed premium over the Oregon statewide average
Silverton's average home value ran approximately $555,000 (up 2.2% year-over-year), confirmed across multiple tracking indices -- a real, disclosed 35% above the Oregon statewide figure.
A real, disclosed sub-area price spread
Entry-level buyers found homes in the $400,000-$450,000 range on quieter streets, while premium neighborhoods like Abiqua Heights and the Abiqua Creek corridor pushed well past $700,000 for custom builds on larger parcels -- a real, meaningful choice depending on budget and priorities.
A genuinely SLOWER-than-typical market
Homes in Silverton sold in an average of 94 days, compared to a cited national average of 55 days -- a real, disclosed slower pace than a typical market, and notably slower than the fast-moving Cannon Beach and Coos Bay markets built alongside Silverton in this same Oregon batch.
Key takeaways
- Silverton's average home value ran approximately $555,000, a real, disclosed 35% above the Oregon statewide average.
- A real, disclosed sub-area spread runs from $400,000-$450,000 entry-level to $700,000+ in premium areas.
- Homes sold in an average of 94 days, versus a cited 55-day national average -- a genuinely slower market.
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