The Dalles, OR

The Dalles is a small city located in the Columbia River Gorge in Oregon. The population of The Dalles was just over 10,000 people as of the 2010 census. The city is known for its natural beauty and its proximity to Mount Hood.

Real estate in The Dalles is dominated by single-family homes and condos. There are also a few commercial properties, but the majority of real estate is residential. The median price for a single-family home in The Dalles was $269,900 as of February 2017. Condos were more expensive, with the median price being $360,000. However, prices have been on the decline since 2016 and are now below their 2015 levels.

The main attraction for buyers in The Dalles is its proximity to Mount Hood. Many residents commute to work in Portland or Eugene, which are both only about an hour away by car or train. Additionally, many jobs in the area are related to tourism or outdoor recreation – two industries that are growing rapidly nationwide thanks to climate change concerns and increased interest from international visitors.

However, not everyone who lives in The Dalles is happy with its real estate market conditions. Some residents feel that prices are too high and that there isn’t enough available housing stock for everyone who wants it. Others complain about traffic congestion and noise pollution from nearby businesses and schools during school hours (the city has a K-12 school system). Overall though, most people seem content with their current living situation – even if it doesn’t always match their ideal home location or budget