Oregon Real Estate Law

Oregon Short-Term Rental Rules Continue to Evolve as State and Local Requirements Intersect Short-term rentals continue to be an important issue for Oregon homeowners, investors and communities as state and local governments manage the growing popularity of vacation and temporary accommodations. Properties offered for short stays can be subject to multiple requirements, including state lodging-tax … Oregon Enacts New Short-Term Rental Registration Law

Oregon Expands Access to Accessory Dwelling Units as Housing Rules Evolve Oregon continues to expand housing options through statewide policies that make accessory dwelling units (ADUs) easier to develop in many communities. ADUs—sometimes called backyard homes, in-law units, or granny flats—are separate residential units located on the same property as a primary home. State housing … Oregon Expands Housing Supply with New ADU Legislation

Oregon Short-Term Rental Rules: What Property Owners Should Know Short-term rentals continue to be a growing part of Oregon’s housing and tourism economy. Whether you’re renting a vacation home, an investment property, or a room in your primary residence, understanding local regulations is essential before listing your property on platforms such as Airbnb or Vrbo. … Oregon’s New Short-Term Rental Registration Law Takes Effect

Understanding Tenant Relocation Assistance: What Oregon Property Owners and Residents Should Know Tenant relocation assistance has become an important topic in Oregon as communities continue to address housing affordability and tenant protections. While relocation requirements may vary depending on local ordinances and the circumstances surrounding a move, both property owners and residents benefit from understanding … Oregon Expands Tenant Relocation Assistance Requirements

Oregon Approves Statewide Short-Term Rental Registration Requirement Oregon legislators have passed a new law establishing the state’s first uniform registration system for short-term rentals. Signed by the Governor on July 20, 2026, the measure creates a centralized tracking system for properties rented for 30 consecutive days or fewer. It takes effect January 1, 2027. Why … Oregon Passes New Statewide Short-Term Rental Registration Law

Oregon Enacts Statewide Rules for Short-Term Rentals Oregon legislators have passed new regulations governing short-term rentals across the state. The changes represent a significant update to how vacation properties and platforms like Airbnb and VRBO are managed, aiming to balance homeowner rights with local community concerns. The New Law: Key Provisions Registration and Permitting: All … Oregon Passes New Short-Term Rental Regulations Statewide

Oregon Real Estate Disclosure Requirements in 2026 Oregon’s recent legislative and regulatory activities have clarified the seller disclosure requirements and enhanced buyer protections in state law. Early in 2026, the Oregon Real Estate Agency, along with legislative committees, reviewed all existing laws, paying particular attention to material defects, disclosures of natural hazards, and concerns about … Oregon Real Estate Law Updates on Disclosure Rules