Oregon, OH Condo for Sale

In the early 1800s, the Port of Toledo was established on Oregon's northern banks along the Maumee River. Railroad tracks intersected the swampland, spurring further growth in the form of oil refineries and chemical plants. The area was drained in the late 19th century to create arable farmland, where bean fields thrived. Oregon's port is still active, and the community continues to refine oil and produce crops. This robust economy is part of why Oregon is known today as the "City of Opportunity," home to approximately 20,000 people. Residents range from a broad swath of economic backgrounds, reflecting the broad range in home prices. Commuters appreciate direct access to the big city while maintaining rural or suburban homes. "Everyone here pretty much knows each other here," says Erin Davis, a lifelong resident. "Even older folks literally work with or live next to people they literally went to high school with. It's a super friendly environment." Oregon’s median single-family home price is $235,000, compared to $122,000 in Toledo and a national median of $420,000. Most Oregon houses are priced from $65,000 to $360,000. The city offers both quiet suburbs and country houses