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Best Places to Buy an Airbnb in Oregon (2026)

Cannon Beach is the best place to buy an Airbnb in Oregon in 2026, according to AirROI's ranking of 46 markets. Its listings averaged $78,500 in revenue over the 12 months to October 2026 and were booked on 50% of nights. It also earns the most per listing of any ranked market. With 214 active listings it is a small market, so its averages can move more from year to year than those of larger ones. Depoe Bay and Manzanita come next.

Source: AirROI Reviewed by Jun Zhou, Founder @ AirROI Updated November 5, 2026

Markets tracked: 144
Active Airbnb listings: 21,700
Avg. revenue per listing: $38,500
Occupancy rate: 44%
Avg. nightly rate: $295
Revenue change, typical market: +10%

The short answer

Oregon Airbnb Market at a Glance

Across Oregon, the 21,700 active Airbnb listings tracked by AirROI, a short-term-rental data firm, averaged $38,500 over the same period. They were booked on 44% of nights at about $295 a night; the ranking covers the 46 markets with at least 100 active listings. Revenue per listing rose in 43 of the 46 ranked markets with a comparable year of data, by 10% in the typical one.

The ranking weighs revenue per listing most, then occupancy and market size, then how evenly income spreads across the year and how it changed on the year. It reflects rental performance, not purchase prices or local short-term rental rules. How the ranking works.

Where the top 10 Airbnb markets in Oregon are

Each dot is one of the 144 markets AirROI tracks in Oregon, sized by active listings and coloured by average revenue per listing. Select a number to jump to its profile.

Avg. revenueUnder $28k$28k–$35k$35k–$47k$47k+ Under 30 listings 1 Top-ranked market

Top 10

The Top 10 Airbnb Markets in Oregon

Each profile draws on the market's full AirROI report: how it earns, when in the year, who books and what sells. Monthly figures are averages per listing active in that month, so twelve of them add up to more than the annual average, which also counts listings that operated for only part of the year.

The top 10 Airbnb markets in Oregon at a glance
#	Market	Avg. revenue	Occupancy	Nightly
	Cannon Beach High earnings · High occupancy	$78,500	50%	$500
	Depoe Bay High earnings · High occupancy	$58,900	50%	$350
	Manzanita High earnings · Growing revenue	$78,300	47%	$465
4	Lincoln City Large market · High earnings	$52,900	46%	$345
5	Bandon High earnings · Growing revenue	$69,200	46%	$455
6	Portland Large market · High occupancy	$28,800	53%	$185
7	Yachats High occupancy · High earnings	$55,800	50%	$305
8	Bend Large market · Growing revenue	$42,300	44%	$335
9	Corvallis Year-round demand · High occupancy	$31,100	49%	$215
10	Brookings High occupancy · High earnings	$47,100	48%	$315

1. Cannon Beach
Known for: High earnings · High occupancy

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Cannon Beach
Avg. revenue
$78,500 +28% vs. last year
Occupancy
50%
Nightly rate
$500
Active listings
214
Where it places among the 46 ranked markets in Oregon
- Revenue 1st of 46
- Occupancy 2nd of 46
- Market size 23rd of 46
- Year-round 31st of 46
- Growth 2nd of 46
How it earns
Cannon Beach commands premium rates, about $500 a night, and still books 50% of nights, 6 points above the Oregon average. That adds up to $78,500 per listing over the year, the highest of the 46 ranked markets. A typical listing takes in about $6,540 a month; the top quarter clear $11,100 or more. Revenue per listing rose 28% over the year, the second-biggest gain in Oregon, helped by nightly rates 17% higher.
When it earns
Cannon Beach's season runs from May to September, peaking in August at about $13,700 per listing; January, the quietest month, brings in about $3,730. Guests plan ahead and stay a while: they book about 78 days out and stay about 7 nights, both well above the typical market in Oregon.
The competition
Professional managers run 63% of listings, against about 27% in the typical market in Oregon, and the largest operator runs 80 listings, so new hosts compete with polished operations.
What sells
The most common entire home has 3 bedrooms (30% of entire homes), and houses make up 66% of supply.
Who it suits
It suits buyers who can carry costs through a quiet January and can furnish and price for a premium stay.
Revenue per listing by month
$13,700 $3,730
Median listing
$6,540/mo
Top 25% of listings
$11,100+/mo
Booked ahead
78 days
Average stay
7 nights
Most common home size
3 bedrooms
Superhosts
62%
Full Cannon Beach Airbnb report
2. Depoe Bay
Known for: High earnings · High occupancy

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Depoe Bay
Avg. revenue
$58,900 +24% vs. last year
Occupancy
50%
Nightly rate
$350
Active listings
227
Where it places among the 46 ranked markets in Oregon
- Revenue 4th of 46
- Occupancy 4th of 46
- Market size 21st of 46
- Year-round 31st of 46
- Growth 4th of 46
How it earns
Depoe Bay fills more nights than most of Oregon: 50% of them, the fourth-highest occupancy of the 46 ranked markets, at about $350 a night. Listings averaged $58,900 in revenue over the year, the fourth-highest of the 46 ranked markets. In a typical month the median listing brings in about $4,890, and the best quarter clear $7,680. Revenue per listing rose 24% over the year, helped by nightly rates 18% higher. With 227 listings it is a small market, so its averages can move more from year to year.
When it earns
Revenue in Depoe Bay concentrates from June to September: July earns about $10,400 per listing, about 3.7 times as much as February.
The competition
Professional managers run 56% of listings, against about 27% in the typical market in Oregon, and the largest operator runs 25 listings, so new hosts compete with polished operations.
Guest expectations
Average ratings (4.78 stars) trail the typical market in Oregon (4.83), which leaves room for a well-run listing to stand out.
Who it suits
Best for buyers who can ride out a slow February and plan to use a professional manager or run a polished operation.
Revenue per listing by month
$10,400 $2,770
Median listing
$4,890/mo
Top 25% of listings
$7,680+/mo
Booked ahead
63 days
Average stay
4 nights
Most common home size
2 bedrooms
Superhosts
52%
Full Depoe Bay Airbnb report
3. Manzanita
Known for: High earnings · Growing revenue

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Manzanita
Avg. revenue
$78,300 +25% vs. last year
Occupancy
47%
Nightly rate
$465
Active listings
293
Where it places among the 46 ranked markets in Oregon
- Revenue 2nd of 46
- Occupancy 9th of 46
- Market size 14th of 46
- Year-round 41st of 46
- Growth 3rd of 46
How it earns
Manzanita earns on price and volume at once: guests pay about $465 a night, and listings are booked on 47% of nights, 3 points above the Oregon average. Average revenue per listing came to $78,300, the second-highest of the 46 ranked markets. Month to month, the median listing earns about $6,560 and a top-quarter listing $9,980 or more. Revenue per listing rose 25% over the year, the third-biggest gain in Oregon, helped by nightly rates 19% higher. Its 293 listings make it one of the smaller ranked markets, so its figures are less settled than those of larger ones.
When it earns
In Manzanita, the months from June to September earn above the yearly average, led by July at about $14,800 per listing; January is the low point at about $3,220.
What sells
Big homes set the market: 73% of entire homes have three or more bedrooms, against about 47% in the typical market in Oregon, and houses make up 90% of supply.
The competition
Professional managers run 59% of listings, against about 27% in the typical market in Oregon, and the largest operator runs 52 listings, so new hosts compete with polished operations.
Who it suits
A good fit for buyers who are prepared for thin bookings around January and can furnish and price for a premium stay.
Revenue per listing by month
$14,800 $3,220
Median listing
$6,560/mo
Top 25% of listings
$9,980+/mo
Booked ahead
68 days
Average stay
4 nights
Most common home size
3 bedrooms
Superhosts
69%
Full Manzanita Airbnb report
4. Lincoln City
Known for: Large market · High earnings

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Lincoln City
Avg. revenue
$52,900 +11% vs. last year
Occupancy
46%
Nightly rate
$345
Active listings
861
Where it places among the 46 ranked markets in Oregon
- Revenue 7th of 46
- Occupancy 13th of 46
- Market size 5th of 46
- Year-round 38th of 46
- Growth 20th of 46
How it earns
Lincoln City is Oregon's fifth-largest Airbnb market, with 861 active listings to price against. Average revenue per listing came to $52,900, the seventh-highest of the 46 ranked markets. A typical listing takes in about $4,140 a month; the top quarter clear $6,960 or more. Revenue per listing rose 11% over the year, helped by nightly rates 12% higher.
When it earns
Lincoln City's season runs from June to September, peaking in July at about $10,500 per listing; January, the quietest month, brings in about $2,510.
The competition
Professional managers run 62% of listings, against about 27% in the typical market in Oregon, and the largest operator runs 141 listings, so new hosts compete with polished operations.
Guest expectations
Average ratings (4.71 stars) trail the typical market in Oregon (4.83), which leaves room for a well-run listing to stand out.
Who it suits
It suits buyers who can carry costs through a quiet January and plan to use a professional manager or run a polished operation.
Revenue per listing by month
$10,500 $2,510
Median listing
$4,140/mo
Top 25% of listings
$6,960+/mo
Booked ahead
53 days
Average stay
4 nights
Most common home size
3 bedrooms
Superhosts
43%
Areas in the full report: Devil's Lake · Oceanlake · Wecoma Beach
Full Lincoln City Airbnb report
5. Bandon
Known for: High earnings · Growing revenue

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Bandon
Avg. revenue
$69,200 +19% vs. last year
Occupancy
46%
Nightly rate
$455
Active listings
163
Where it places among the 46 ranked markets in Oregon
- Revenue 3rd of 46
- Occupancy 10th of 46
- Market size 30th of 46
- Year-round 30th of 46
- Growth 7th of 46
How it earns
Bandon earns on price: guests pay about $455 a night, 54% above the Oregon average. Listings averaged $69,200 in revenue over the year, the third-highest of the 46 ranked markets. In a typical month the median listing brings in about $4,950, and the best quarter clear $9,100. Revenue per listing rose 19% over the year, helped by nightly rates 20% higher. With 163 listings it is a small market, so its averages can move more from year to year.
When it earns
Revenue in Bandon concentrates from May to September: July earns about $11,400 per listing, about 3.5 times as much as January. Guests book early, about 78 days ahead against roughly 56 for the typical market in Oregon, and stay about 4 nights.
What sells
Big homes set the market: 73% of entire homes have three or more bedrooms, against about 47% in the typical market in Oregon, and houses make up 74% of supply.
Who it suits
Best for buyers who can ride out a slow January and can furnish and price for a premium stay.
Revenue per listing by month
$11,400 $3,270
Median listing
$4,950/mo
Top 25% of listings
$9,100+/mo
Booked ahead
78 days
Average stay
4 nights
Most common home size
3 bedrooms
Superhosts
53%
Full Bandon Airbnb report
6. Portland
Known for: Large market · High occupancy

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Portland
Avg. revenue
$28,800 +21% vs. last year
Occupancy
53%
Nightly rate
$185
Active listings
3,230
Where it places among the 46 ranked markets in Oregon
- Revenue 36th of 46
- Occupancy 1st of 46
- Market size 1st of 46
- Year-round 4th of 46
- Growth 6th of 46
How it earns
Portland earns on volume. Rates run below the Oregon average at about $185 a night, but listings book 53% of nights. Moderate rates keep revenue per listing at $28,800, 25% below the Oregon average. Its place at #6 rests on market size (1st of 46) and occupancy (1st of 46) rather than on revenue per listing. Month to month, the median listing earns about $2,730 and a top-quarter listing $4,060 or more. Revenue per listing rose 21% over the year, helped by nightly rates 18% higher.
When it earns
In Portland, the months from May to September earn above the yearly average, led by July at about $4,330 per listing; January is the low point at about $2,100. Guests book later than in most of Oregon, about 39 days ahead against roughly 56 for the typical market in Oregon; stays average 6 nights.
What sells
Smaller places set the market: only 15% of entire homes have three or more bedrooms, against about 47% in the typical market in Oregon.
The competition
It is still largely owner-run: professional managers account for 13% of listings, and Superhosts make up 67% of hosts.
Who it suits
A good fit for buyers who prefer a smaller one- or two-bedroom place and would rather price for occupancy than for rate.
Registration
About three-quarters of listings display a registration number, so confirm the local rules before buying.
Revenue per listing by month
$4,330 $2,100
Median listing
$2,730/mo
Top 25% of listings
$4,060+/mo
Booked ahead
39 days
Average stay
6 nights
Most common home size
1 bedroom
Superhosts
67%
Areas in the full report: Pearl District · Alberta Arts District · Nob Hill
Full Portland Airbnb report
7. Yachats
Known for: High occupancy · High earnings

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Yachats
Avg. revenue
$55,800 +4% vs. last year
Occupancy
50%
Nightly rate
$305
Active listings
208
Where it places among the 46 ranked markets in Oregon
- Revenue 6th of 46
- Occupancy 3rd of 46
- Market size 26th of 46
- Year-round 25th of 46
- Growth 37th of 46
How it earns
Listings in Yachats are booked on 50% of nights, the third-highest occupancy of the 46 ranked markets, at about $305 a night. That adds up to $55,800 per listing over the year, the sixth-highest of the 46 ranked markets. A typical listing takes in about $4,230 a month; the top quarter clear $7,400 or more. Its 208 listings make it one of the smaller ranked markets, so its figures are less settled than those of larger ones.
When it earns
Yachats' season runs from June to September, peaking in July at about $9,340 per listing; February, the quietest month, brings in about $2,950.
Guest expectations
Average ratings (4.78 stars) trail the typical market in Oregon (4.83), which leaves room for a well-run listing to stand out.
What sells
Two-bedroom homes lead the market (35% of entire homes), and houses make up 67% of supply.
Who it suits
It suits buyers who are prepared for thin bookings around February.
Revenue per listing by month
$9,340 $2,950
Median listing
$4,230/mo
Top 25% of listings
$7,400+/mo
Booked ahead
60 days
Average stay
4 nights
Most common home size
2 bedrooms
Superhosts
71%
Full Yachats Airbnb report
8. Bend
Known for: Large market · Growing revenue

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Bend
Avg. revenue
$42,300 +12% vs. last year
Occupancy
44%
Nightly rate
$335
Active listings
1,830
Where it places among the 46 ranked markets in Oregon
- Revenue 21st of 46
- Occupancy 16th of 46
- Market size 2nd of 46
- Year-round 24th of 46
- Growth 14th of 46
How it earns
Bend is Oregon's second-largest Airbnb market, with 1,830 active listings to price against. Average revenue per listing came to $42,300, 10% above the Oregon average. Its place at #8 rests on market size (2nd of 46) rather than on revenue per listing. In a typical month the median listing brings in about $3,720, and the best quarter clear $6,270. Revenue per listing rose 12% over the year, helped by nightly rates 18% higher.
When it earns
Revenue in Bend concentrates from June to September: July earns about $8,300 per listing, about three times as much as November. Trips run long, about 6 nights on average against 4 nights for the typical market in Oregon, booked about 59 days ahead.
What sells
The most common entire home has 3 bedrooms (28% of entire homes), and houses make up 65% of supply.
Who it suits
Best for buyers who can carry costs through a quiet November.
Revenue per listing by month
$8,300 $2,740
Median listing
$3,720/mo
Top 25% of listings
$6,270+/mo
Booked ahead
59 days
Average stay
6 nights
Most common home size
3 bedrooms
Superhosts
67%
Areas in the full report: Old Mill District · Downtown Bend · Awbrey Butte
Full Bend Airbnb report
9. Corvallis
Known for: Year-round demand · High occupancy

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Corvallis
Avg. revenue
$31,100 +12% vs. last year
Occupancy
49%
Nightly rate
$215
Active listings
213
Where it places among the 46 ranked markets in Oregon
- Revenue 29th of 46
- Occupancy 5th of 46
- Market size 24th of 46
- Year-round 1st of 46
- Growth 16th of 46
How it earns
Rates in Corvallis sit below the Oregon average, at about $215 a night, but listings are booked on 49% of nights. Moderate rates keep revenue per listing at $31,100, 19% below the Oregon average. Its place at #9 rests on year-round demand (1st of 46) and occupancy (5th of 46) rather than on revenue per listing. Month to month, the median listing earns about $2,610 and a top-quarter listing $4,080 or more. Revenue per listing rose 12% over the year, helped by nightly rates 19% higher. With 213 listings it is a small market, so its averages can move more from year to year.
When it earns
In Corvallis, the months from June to September earn above the yearly average, led by June at about $4,200 per listing; January is the low point at about $2,090.
Guest expectations
Guests rate listings highly, 4.90 stars on average against 4.83 for the typical market in Oregon, so reviews set a high bar.
What sells
One-bedroom homes lead the market (36% of entire homes), and houses make up 58% of supply.
Who it suits
A good fit for buyers who would rather price for occupancy than for rate and want to manage a property themselves.
Revenue per listing by month
$4,200 $2,090
Median listing
$2,610/mo
Top 25% of listings
$4,080+/mo
Booked ahead
51 days
Average stay
5 nights
Most common home size
1 bedroom
Superhosts
78%
Full Corvallis Airbnb report
10. Brookings
Known for: High occupancy · High earnings

Top-earning Airbnb listings in Brookings
Avg. revenue
$47,100 +12% vs. last year
Occupancy
48%
Nightly rate
$315
Active listings
149
Where it places among the 46 ranked markets in Oregon
- Revenue 14th of 46
- Occupancy 6th of 46
- Market size 32nd of 46
- Year-round 25th of 46
- Growth 16th of 46
How it earns
Demand runs high in Brookings: 48% of nights booked, the sixth-highest occupancy of the 46 ranked markets, at about $315 a night. That adds up to $47,100 per listing over the year, 22% above the Oregon average. A typical listing takes in about $4,170 a month; the top quarter clear $6,320 or more. Revenue per listing rose 12% over the year, helped by nightly rates 12% higher. Its 149 listings make it one of the smaller ranked markets, so its figures are less settled than those of larger ones.
When it earns
Brookings' season runs from June to September, peaking in July at about $8,530 per listing; February, the quietest month, brings in about $2,690.
What sells
The most common entire home has 2 bedrooms (32% of entire homes), and houses make up 63% of supply.
Who it suits
It suits buyers who can ride out a slow February.
Revenue per listing by month
$8,530 $2,690
Median listing
$4,170/mo
Top 25% of listings
$6,320+/mo
Booked ahead
52 days
Average stay
4 nights
Most common home size
2 bedrooms
Superhosts
65%
Full Brookings Airbnb report

Full ranking

How All 46 Ranked Markets in Oregon Compare

The overall ranking with the five measures behind it. "Slow month" is a market's weakest month of revenue as a share of its best, so a higher figure means steadier income. Select a column heading to re-sort.

Top Airbnb markets in Oregon, ranked by AirROI

	Cannon Beach High earnings, high occupancy	$78,528	50%	$501	27%	+28%	214
	Depoe Bay High earnings, high occupancy	$58,862	50%	$349	27%	+24%	227
	Manzanita High earnings, growing revenue	$78,274	47%	$464	22%	+25%	293
4	Lincoln City Large market, high earnings	$52,948	46%	$344	24%	+11%	861
5	Bandon High earnings, growing revenue	$69,235	46%	$455	29%	+19%	163
6	Portland Large market, high occupancy	$28,838	53%	$184	48%	+21%	3,232
7	Yachats High occupancy, high earnings	$55,790	50%	$307	32%	+4%	208
8	Bend Large market, growing revenue	$42,302	44%	$333	33%	+12%	1,829
9	Corvallis Year-round demand, high occupancy	$31,144	49%	$217	50%	+12%	213
10	Brookings High occupancy, high earnings	$47,086	48%	$315	32%	+12%	149
11	Rhododendron High earnings	$46,324	43%	$331	40%	+10%	240
12	Mount Hood Village High earnings, high occupancy	$57,908	46%	$357	41%	+3%	108
13	Seaside Growing revenue, large market	$47,862	43%	$367	19%	+23%	662
14	Newport High earnings, high occupancy	$46,848	44%	$318	27%	+8%	293
15	Waldport High earnings, high occupancy	$51,919	45%	$337	27%	+6%	202
16	Rockaway Beach Large market, growing revenue	$47,639	41%	$351	22%	+19%	512
17	Pacific City High earnings, growing revenue	$52,540	40%	$370	22%	+12%	267
18	Beaverton High occupancy, large market	$27,980	48%	$208	42%	+4%	438
19	Ashland Large market, high occupancy	$34,506	44%	$249	34%	+1%	336
20	McMinnville Growing revenue	$41,485	43%	$306	37%	+11%	158
21	Hood River High earnings	$42,811	43%	$376	31%	+9%	211
22	Redmond Large market, growing revenue	$31,051	42%	$262	32%	+16%	350
23	Salem Large market, high occupancy	$23,521	46%	$200	48%	+1%	305
24	Sunriver Large market, high earnings	$43,123	33%	$458	22%	+9%	1,260
25	Eugene Large market	$31,115	41%	$300	35%	+8%	1,338
26	Sisters Large market, growing revenue	$42,476	36%	$407	24%	+13%	303
27	Florence Growing revenue	$34,229	44%	$262	26%	+14%	217
28	Hillsboro Growing revenue, high occupancy	$28,652	45%	$226	44%	+14%	144
29	Astoria	$39,063	44%	$281	37%	+8%	133
30	Medford Large market	$24,073	43%	$197	42%	+9%	302
31	Oceanside High earnings, growing revenue	$48,743	43%	$367	23%	+12%	107
32	Government Camp	$37,604	30%	$463	49%	+7%	229
33	Grants Pass	$25,010	43%	$197	40%	+11%	264
34	Albany Growing revenue, high occupancy	$28,878	44%	$226	44%	+19%	111
35	Neskowin High earnings	$48,713	40%	$376	27%	+6%	148
36	Newberg High earnings	$42,624	42%	$344	34%	+9%	118
37	Oregon City High occupancy	$29,446	47%	$204	38%	+11%	104
38	Gold Beach	$37,729	42%	$311	26%	+9%	200
39	Welches	$35,893	38%	$313	37%	−3%	146
40	Springfield	$23,581	40%	$238	35%	+4%	236
41	Coos Bay	$29,582	42%	$235	30%	+5%	134
42	Roseburg	$21,870	43%	$170	49%	−6%	118
43	Joseph Growing revenue	$30,608	38%	$334	22%	+68%	119
44	Klamath Falls	$21,521	39%	$207	38%	+6%	200
45	Pendleton	$21,726	41%	$207	41%	−10%	111
46	Jacksonville	$21,341	36%	$215	38%	0%	131

By measure

Oregon Airbnb Markets Ranked by Revenue, Nightly Rate and Occupancy

The overall ranking balances five measures. These lists take one at a time, for buyers who care most about income, pricing power, bookings, a steady calendar, momentum or market size.

Highest-earning Airbnb markets in Oregon

Average annual revenue per active listing over the past 12 months. Markets with at least 200 listings.

Highest-earning Airbnb markets in Oregon
#	Market	Revenue	Occupancy	Nightly
	Cannon Beach #1 overall	$78,500	50%	$500
	Manzanita #3 overall	$78,300	47%	$465
	Depoe Bay #2 overall	$58,900	50%	$350
4	Yachats #7 overall	$55,800	50%	$305
5	Lincoln City #4 overall	$52,900	46%	$345
6	Pacific City #17 overall	$52,500	40%	$370
7	Waldport #15 overall	$51,900	45%	$335
8	Seaside #13 overall	$47,900	43%	$365
9	Rockaway Beach #16 overall	$47,600	41%	$350
10	Newport #14 overall	$46,800	44%	$320
11	Rhododendron #11 overall	$46,300	43%	$330
12	Sunriver #24 overall	$43,100	33%	$460
13	Hood River #21 overall	$42,800	43%	$375
14	Sisters #26 overall	$42,500	36%	$405
15	Bend #8 overall	$42,300	44%	$335
16	Gold Beach #38 overall	$37,700	42%	$310
17	Government Camp #32 overall	$37,600	30%	$465
18	Ashland #19 overall	$34,500	44%	$250
19	Florence #27 overall	$34,200	44%	$260
20	Corvallis #9 overall	$31,100	49%	$215
21	Eugene #25 overall	$31,100	41%	$300
22	Redmond #22 overall	$31,100	42%	$260
23	Portland #6 overall	$28,800	53%	$185
24	Beaverton #18 overall	$28,000	48%	$210
25	Grants Pass #33 overall	$25,000	43%	$195

Most expensive Airbnb markets in Oregon by nightly rate

Average rate per booked night. A high rate earns most where occupancy holds up too. Markets with at least 200 listings.

Most expensive Airbnb markets in Oregon by nightly rate
#	Market	Nightly	Occupancy	Revenue
	Cannon Beach #1 overall	$500	50%	$78,500
	Manzanita #3 overall	$465	47%	$78,300
	Government Camp #32 overall	$465	30%	$37,600
4	Sunriver #24 overall	$460	33%	$43,100
5	Sisters #26 overall	$405	36%	$42,500
6	Hood River #21 overall	$375	43%	$42,800
7	Pacific City #17 overall	$370	40%	$52,500
8	Seaside #13 overall	$365	43%	$47,900
9	Rockaway Beach #16 overall	$350	41%	$47,600
10	Depoe Bay #2 overall	$350	50%	$58,900
11	Lincoln City #4 overall	$345	46%	$52,900
12	Waldport #15 overall	$335	45%	$51,900
13	Bend #8 overall	$335	44%	$42,300
14	Rhododendron #11 overall	$330	43%	$46,300
15	Newport #14 overall	$320	44%	$46,800
16	Gold Beach #38 overall	$310	42%	$37,700
17	Yachats #7 overall	$305	50%	$55,800
18	Eugene #25 overall	$300	41%	$31,100
19	Florence #27 overall	$260	44%	$34,200
20	Redmond #22 overall	$260	42%	$31,100
21	Ashland #19 overall	$250	44%	$34,500
22	Springfield #40 overall	$240	40%	$23,600
23	Corvallis #9 overall	$215	49%	$31,100
24	Beaverton #18 overall	$210	48%	$28,000
25	Klamath Falls #44 overall	$205	39%	$21,500

Highest-occupancy Airbnb markets in Oregon

Share of available nights booked over the past 12 months. Markets with at least 200 listings.

Highest-occupancy Airbnb markets in Oregon
#	Market	Occupancy	Nightly	Revenue
	Portland #6 overall	53%	$185	$28,800
	Cannon Beach #1 overall	50%	$500	$78,500
	Yachats #7 overall	50%	$305	$55,800
4	Depoe Bay #2 overall	50%	$350	$58,900
5	Corvallis #9 overall	49%	$215	$31,100
6	Beaverton #18 overall	48%	$210	$28,000
7	Manzanita #3 overall	47%	$465	$78,300
8	Salem #23 overall	46%	$200	$23,500
9	Lincoln City #4 overall	46%	$345	$52,900
10	Waldport #15 overall	45%	$335	$51,900
11	Bend #8 overall	44%	$335	$42,300
12	Newport #14 overall	44%	$320	$46,800
13	Ashland #19 overall	44%	$250	$34,500
14	Florence #27 overall	44%	$260	$34,200
15	Rhododendron #11 overall	43%	$330	$46,300
16	Grants Pass #33 overall	43%	$195	$25,000
17	Medford #30 overall	43%	$195	$24,100
18	Hood River #21 overall	43%	$375	$42,800
19	Seaside #13 overall	43%	$365	$47,900
20	Gold Beach #38 overall	42%	$310	$37,700
21	Redmond #22 overall	42%	$260	$31,100
22	Rockaway Beach #16 overall	41%	$350	$47,600
23	Eugene #25 overall	41%	$300	$31,100
24	Pacific City #17 overall	40%	$370	$52,500
25	Springfield #40 overall	40%	$240	$23,600

Most year-round Airbnb markets in Oregon

Revenue in the slowest month as a share of the best month, so a higher figure means steadier income. Markets with at least 200 listings.

Most year-round Airbnb markets in Oregon
#	Market	Slow month	Slowest	Revenue
	Corvallis #9 overall	50%	Jan	$31,100
	Government Camp #32 overall	49%	Oct	$37,600
	Portland #6 overall	48%	Jan	$28,800
4	Salem #23 overall	48%	Jan	$23,500
5	Beaverton #18 overall	42%	Feb	$28,000
6	Medford #30 overall	42%	Feb	$24,100
7	Grants Pass #33 overall	40%	Feb	$25,000
8	Rhododendron #11 overall	40%	Apr	$46,300
9	Klamath Falls #44 overall	38%	Jan	$21,500
10	Eugene #25 overall	35%	Jan	$31,100
11	Springfield #40 overall	35%	Feb	$23,600
12	Ashland #19 overall	34%	Feb	$34,500
13	Bend #8 overall	33%	Nov	$42,300
14	Redmond #22 overall	32%	Feb	$31,100
15	Yachats #7 overall	32%	Feb	$55,800
16	Hood River #21 overall	31%	Feb	$42,800
17	Newport #14 overall	27%	Jan	$46,800
18	Depoe Bay #2 overall	27%	Feb	$58,900
19	Cannon Beach #1 overall	27%	Jan	$78,500
20	Waldport #15 overall	27%	Feb	$51,900
21	Florence #27 overall	26%	Feb	$34,200
22	Gold Beach #38 overall	26%	Jan	$37,700
23	Lincoln City #4 overall	24%	Jan	$52,900
24	Sisters #26 overall	24%	Apr	$42,500
25	Sunriver #24 overall	22%	Apr	$43,100

Fastest-growing Airbnb markets in Oregon

Change in revenue per listing from the year before, among markets where it rose. Markets with at least 200 listings.

Fastest-growing Airbnb markets in Oregon
#	Market	Change	Revenue	Listings
	Cannon Beach #1 overall	+28%	$78,500	214
	Manzanita #3 overall	+25%	$78,300	293
	Depoe Bay #2 overall	+24%	$58,900	227
4	Seaside #13 overall	+23%	$47,900	662
5	Portland #6 overall	+21%	$28,800	3,230
6	Rockaway Beach #16 overall	+19%	$47,600	512
7	Redmond #22 overall	+16%	$31,100	350
8	Florence #27 overall	+14%	$34,200	217
9	Sisters #26 overall	+13%	$42,500	303
10	Bend #8 overall	+12%	$42,300	1,830
11	Pacific City #17 overall	+12%	$52,500	267
12	Corvallis #9 overall	+12%	$31,100	213
13	Lincoln City #4 overall	+11%	$52,900	861
14	Grants Pass #33 overall	+11%	$25,000	264
15	Rhododendron #11 overall	+10%	$46,300	240
16	Sunriver #24 overall	+9%	$43,100	1,260
17	Medford #30 overall	+9%	$24,100	302
18	Hood River #21 overall	+9%	$42,800	211
19	Gold Beach #38 overall	+9%	$37,700	200
20	Eugene #25 overall	+8%	$31,100	1,340
21	Newport #14 overall	+8%	$46,800	293
22	Government Camp #32 overall	+7%	$37,600	229
23	Waldport #15 overall	+6%	$51,900	202
24	Klamath Falls #44 overall	+6%	$21,500	200
25	Beaverton #18 overall	+4%	$28,000	438

Largest Airbnb markets in Oregon

Active listings. Bigger markets have more comparable rentals to price against and more buyers at resale.

Largest Airbnb markets in Oregon
#	Market	Listings	Revenue	Occupancy
	Portland #6 overall	3,230	$28,800	53%
	Bend #8 overall	1,830	$42,300	44%
	Eugene #25 overall	1,340	$31,100	41%
4	Sunriver #24 overall	1,260	$43,100	33%
5	Lincoln City #4 overall	861	$52,900	46%
6	Seaside #13 overall	662	$47,900	43%
7	Rockaway Beach #16 overall	512	$47,600	41%
8	Beaverton #18 overall	438	$28,000	48%
9	Redmond #22 overall	350	$31,100	42%
10	Ashland #19 overall	336	$34,500	44%
11	Salem #23 overall	305	$23,500	46%
12	Sisters #26 overall	303	$42,500	36%
13	Medford #30 overall	302	$24,100	43%
14	Manzanita #3 overall	293	$78,300	47%
15	Newport #14 overall	293	$46,800	44%
16	Pacific City #17 overall	267	$52,500	40%
17	Grants Pass #33 overall	264	$25,000	43%
18	Rhododendron #11 overall	240	$46,300	43%
19	Springfield #40 overall	236	$23,600	40%
20	Government Camp #32 overall	229	$37,600	30%
21	Depoe Bay #2 overall	227	$58,900	50%
22	Florence #27 overall	217	$34,200	44%
23	Cannon Beach #1 overall	214	$78,500	50%
24	Corvallis #9 overall	213	$31,100	49%
25	Hood River #21 overall	211	$42,800	43%

Seasonality

When Airbnbs in Oregon Earn the Most

July is the best month for nearly eight in ten ranked markets in Oregon. February is the most common slowest month, in 20 markets.

July earns about three times what January does

Average revenue per listing across the 46 ranked markets in Oregon, by month

Monthly average $4,040 $7,280 $2,510

Average Airbnb revenue per listing and the number of ranked markets that earn most in each month, in Oregon
Month	Avg. revenue per listing	Best month for	Highest-ranked examples
January	$2,510	–	–
February	$2,550	–	–
March	$3,210	–	–
April	$2,990	–	–
May	$3,810	–	–
June	$5,800	3 markets	Corvallis, Eugene, Springfield
July	$7,280	36 markets	Depoe Bay, Manzanita, Lincoln City
August	$6,450	5 markets	Cannon Beach, McMinnville, Salem
September	$4,530	1 market	Pendleton
October	$3,340	–	–
November	$2,860	–	–
December	$3,120	1 market	Government Camp

Average revenue is per listing across the ranked markets, the line in the chart above. "Best month for" counts the ranked markets whose own revenue peaks in that month.

Named regions

Regions in Oregon

These pages compare the towns of a region that people search by name, with figures for the region as a whole.

Oregon Coast 27 towns

Management

Who Manages Airbnbs in Oregon?

AirROI ranks the 50 largest of the 123 companies that run 5 or more Airbnb listings in Oregon, by listings, guest rating and growth; companies run 30% of its listings.

Method

How the Ranking Works

The ranking covers the 46 markets in Oregon with at least 100 active Airbnb listings and data through October 2026. Each market is compared with the others on five measures, and markets are ordered by a weighted blend of where they place on each:

Revenue per listing (35%): average revenue an active listing earned over the past 12 months.
Occupancy (20%): share of available nights that were booked.
Market size (20%): active listings. Bigger markets offer more comparable rentals to price against and more buyers when you sell.
Year-round demand (15%): revenue in the slowest month as a share of the best month. The latest month is left out when its bookings look incomplete.
Growth (10%): change in revenue per listing from the year before. Markets whose boundaries changed between years are scored in the middle.

Left out: 20 markets whose data predate the latest refresh. The score measures how rentals perform. It does not include purchase prices, financing, operating costs or local short-term rental rules, which vary by address and should be checked before buying. Figures are in US dollars and match each market's own report; see the data methodology for how listings are tracked.

To check one property before buying, run its address and size through the Airbnb calculator for a revenue, occupancy and nightly-rate range from comparable listings.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Airbnb Investing in Oregon

What is the best place to buy an Airbnb in Oregon?

Cannon Beach ranks first of the 46 markets in Oregon in AirROI's ranking, with $78,500 in average revenue per listing and 50% occupancy. Depoe Bay and Manzanita follow. The ranking weighs revenue, occupancy, market size, seasonality and growth; it leaves out purchase prices.

What are the most profitable Airbnb locations in Oregon?

By revenue per listing, among markets with at least 200 listings, Cannon Beach leads at $78,500 a year, ahead of Manzanita at $78,300. Profit also depends on what a property costs to buy and run, which varies far more between markets than revenue does.

How much does an Airbnb make in Oregon?

The average active listing in Oregon earned $38,500 over the 12 months to October 2026, at 44% occupancy. Across the ranked markets, the middle half averaged between $28,900 and $47,600 per listing. Averages include listings that operated for only part of the year, so a listing rented all year typically earns more.

What is a good Airbnb occupancy rate in Oregon?

The average listing in Oregon was booked on 44% of available nights over the past 12 months. Half of the ranked markets fall between 41% and 46%, so a market above about 46% sits in the top quarter. Occupancy is only half the picture: a market with lower occupancy can still earn more if its nightly rates are higher.

Where is Airbnb demand highest in Oregon?

Among ranked markets with at least 200 listings, Portland has the highest occupancy, with 53% of available nights booked, followed by Cannon Beach at 50%. Its listings average about $185 a night and $28,800 a year.

Where are Airbnb nightly rates highest in Oregon?

Among ranked markets with at least 200 listings, Cannon Beach has the highest average nightly rate, about $500, followed by Manzanita at $465. Portland is the least expensive, at about $185. The average booked night in Oregon costs about $295.

What is the best month for Airbnb in Oregon?

July is the highest-earning month for 36 of the 46 ranked markets, followed by August (5). February is the most common slowest month, in 20 of the 46 markets. Each market's report shows its own month-by-month revenue, occupancy and rates.

Which Airbnb markets in Oregon earn the most evenly through the year?

Among ranked markets with at least 200 listings, Corvallis has the steadiest income: its slowest month, January, still earns about half of its best. Government Camp follows, at 49%. Steadier markets are easier to budget for, though they do not always earn the most per listing.

Which Airbnb markets are growing fastest in Oregon?

Among ranked markets with at least 200 listings, revenue per listing grew most in Cannon Beach, up 28% on the year before, and in Manzanita, up 25%. A single strong year can reflect events or new supply, so it is worth checking a market's monthly trend before relying on it.

Is Airbnb still profitable in Oregon in 2026?

Revenue per listing grew in 43 of the 46 ranked markets with a comparable year of data; in the typical market it rose 10%. Whether a given property profits depends on its purchase price, financing and running costs.

What are the best smaller Airbnb markets in Oregon?

Among ranked markets with fewer than 200 active listings, Bandon (#5 overall, $69,200 per listing), Brookings (#10, $47,100) and Mount Hood Village (#12, $57,900) place highest. Smaller markets have fewer comparable rentals to price against, so their averages can move more from year to year.

How many Airbnb listings are there in Oregon?

AirROI tracked 21,700 active Airbnb listings in Oregon over the 12 months to October 2026, across 144 markets. The largest ranked market is Portland, with 3,230 listings, followed by Bend with 1,830.

Do Airbnb hosts need a permit in Oregon?

Rules can come from the state as well as the city or county, and they change often, so check both for any address you consider. In the listing data, most listings display a registration number in 1 of the 46 ranked markets, including Portland, though that shows what hosts display, not what the rules allow.

All 144 Airbnb Markets in Oregon

Every Oregon city with an AirROI Airbnb market report, A–Z, with its active listing count.

Albany 111 listings
Altamont 19 listings
Amity 19 listings
Arch Cape 82 listings
Ashland 336 listings
Astoria 133 listings
Aurora 26 listings

Baker City 99 listings
Bandon 163 listings
Bay City 25 listings
Beaverton 438 listings
Bend 1,829 listings
Black Butte Ranch 22 listings
Brookings 149 listings
Burns 25 listings

Camp Sherman 32 listings
Cannon Beach 214 listings
Carlton 57 listings
Cascade Locks 18 listings
Cave Junction 24 listings
Central Point 59 listings
Chiloquin 62 listings
Clackamas County 22 listings
Clatskanie 36 listings
Cloverdale 91 listings
Coos Bay 134 listings
Corvallis 213 listings
Cottage Grove 31 listings
Crescent 46 listings
Creswell 23 listings

Dayton 45 listings
Dayville 19 listings
Depoe Bay 227 listings
Douglas County 22 listings
Dundee 72 listings
Dunes City 38 listings

Eagle Point 30 listings
Enterprise 39 listings
Estacada 22 listings
Eugene 1,338 listings

Florence 217 listings
Forest Grove 45 listings

Gearhart 98 listings
Gladstone 34 listings
Gleneden Beach 22 listings
Glide 20 listings
Gold Beach 200 listings
Gold Hill 31 listings
Government Camp 229 listings
Grants Pass 264 listings
Gresham 82 listings

Happy Valley 66 listings
Harbor 28 listings
Hermiston 39 listings
Hillsboro 144 listings
Hines 18 listings
Hood River 211 listings

Independence 34 listings

Jacksonville 131 listings
John Day 21 listings
Jordan Valley 19 listings
Joseph 119 listings
Junction City 24 listings

Keizer 38 listings
Klamath Falls 200 listings

La Grande 82 listings
La Pine 83 listings
Lake Oswego 99 listings
Lakeside 39 listings
Lakeview 26 listings
Lane County 32 listings
Lebanon 36 listings
Lincoln Beach 27 listings
Lincoln City 861 listings

Madras 24 listings
Manzanita 293 listings
Maupin 22 listings
McKenzie Bridge 50 listings
McMinnville 158 listings
Medford 302 listings
Milton-Freewater 26 listings
Milwaukie 91 listings
Molalla 20 listings
Monmouth 17 listings
Mosier 46 listings
Mount Hood Village 108 listings

Nehalem 99 listings
Neskowin 148 listings
Netarts 92 listings
Newberg 118 listings
Newport 293 listings
North Bend 81 listings
North Plains 17 listings

O'Brien 19 listings
Oakridge 32 listings
Oceanside 107 listings
Oregon City 104 listings
Otis 22 listings
Otter Rock 40 listings

Pacific City 267 listings
Pendleton 111 listings
Philomath 35 listings
Phoenix 23 listings
Port Orford 54 listings
Portland 3,232 listings
Powell Butte 42 listings
Prineville 49 listings

Redmond 350 listings
Reedsport 24 listings
Rhododendron 240 listings
Rockaway Beach 512 listings
Rogue River 22 listings
Roseburg 118 listings

Saint Helens 21 listings
Salem 305 listings
Sandy 79 listings
Seal Rock 39 listings
Seaside 662 listings
Shady Cove 18 listings
Sherwood 44 listings
Silverton 59 listings
Sisters 303 listings
Springfield 236 listings
Sunriver 1,260 listings

Talent 38 listings
Terrebonne 43 listings
The Dalles 58 listings
Tigard 83 listings
Tillamook 85 listings
Trail 23 listings
Troutdale 49 listings
Tualatin 30 listings
Tumalo 19 listings
Tygh Valley 38 listings

Umatilla 41 listings

Veneta 27 listings

Waldport 202 listings
Warrenton 55 listings
Welches 146 listings
West Linn 50 listings
Wilsonville 20 listings
Winchester Bay 22 listings

Yachats 208 listings
Yamhill 19 listings

Oregon Airbnb Market at a Glance

The Top 10 Airbnb Markets in Oregon

1. Cannon Beach

2. Depoe Bay

3. Manzanita

4. Lincoln City

5. Bandon

6. Portland

7. Yachats

8. Bend

9. Corvallis

10. Brookings