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Oregon Apartments For Rent

Searching for an apartment to call home in Oregon with take you through some of the most beautiful and diverse countryside within one state. The beaver state offers up desert, coastlines, mountains, waterfalls and sand dunes. The state economy is powered by the $3 billion dollar lumber industry, with crop harvesting ranging from salmon to peppermint to berries and hazelnuts. A huge computer and electronics industry has sprung up in recent years as well.

Oregon is one of the more expensive states to live in with a cost of living ranking 10% above the national average. Naturally when the cost of living is up, so is the cost of an apartment which tend to rent at about 13% above average.

With nearly a half a million residents and growing, Portland is one of America's fastest growing cities. Many people are drawn by the environment and natural landscape. The city is situated between two rivers surrounded by lush forest land and dramatic volcanoes. The locals are into all things outdoor yet cling to all the perks available in an urban setting. It costs 20% more to live in Portland on average with Portland Oregon apartments renting for about $730 per month. More affordable apartments are located on the east side of town.

Another big city in Oregon is much smaller than Portland with only 142,000 residents. Salem is an agricultural center that focuses on livestock and dairy, electronics, wood, paper, metal and cloth. Salem has an abundance of apartments for rent with studios and one bedroom places starting at $400. Bigger apartments can be pricey. However they usually stay under about $1000 per month.

Where ever you choose to live in Oregon, you will find all of the amenities of modern day living including brewpubs, coffeehouses, diverse and very eclectic restaurants and a big time music scene and accompanying nightlife. Many of those who decide to live in this part of the country are socially and environmentally minded, preferring bikes to cars and Birkenstocks to wingtip shoes, even in the boardroom.