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$637,868

Average Sales Price

$535,000

Median Sales Price

200

Total Listings

20,519

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Dallas, OR Real Estate: Your Local Guide to the Heart of Polk County

Welcome to Dallas, Oregon—the historic seat of Polk County and a welcoming community that perfectly balances rich agricultural roots with modern suburban comfort. Known affectionately as the "Gateway to the Coast" and situated in the heart of Willamette Valley wine country, Dallas offers a quieter, more relaxed pace of life while remaining highly accessible. Whether you are a first-time homebuyer, looking to retire in a peaceful community, or selling your property, navigating the Dallas real estate market requires a local expert with "boots on the ground" experience.

As a retired Fire Captain and Mid-Valley resident since 1985, I don’t just sell homes here; I’ve spent decades serving these communities. From the pristine 55+ enclaves near the golf course to the sprawling lots in the surrounding hills, I’m here to make your real estate journey easy and successful.

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Current Dallas, OR Market Trends (2026)

The Dallas housing market remains highly desirable for buyers seeking an established, small-town feel with better housing affordability than neighboring Salem. As of mid-2026, we are seeing:

Median Home Price

Approximately $435,000. Dallas continues to offer excellent value for the Willamette Valley, making it a major draw for families, retirees, and first-time buyers looking for more space and larger lot sizes.

Inventory Shifts

The market here is stable and somewhat less frantic than the I-5 corridor. Homes spend an average of 60 days on the market. Buyers have negotiating power and the time to make confident, well-thought-out decisions, while sellers with properly priced, move-in-ready homes are still seeing steady activity.
 

Buyer Priorities

Proximity to local parks, access to the beautiful Rickreall Creek Trail, and a peaceful, scenic environment are the top factors driving property values and buyer interest in the Dallas area.

EXPLORE DALLAS’S TOP NEIGHBORHOODS

Choosing where to live is about more than just the house; it’s about the lifestyle. Here are some of the most sought-after areas in Dallas:

Ceres Gleann

A highly desirable, age-restricted (55+) community offering a quiet, intimate setting. With exceptional single-story homes, community gardens, walking paths, and a posh clubhouse overlooking the neighboring golf course, it is ideal for active adults seeking a resort-like yet peaceful neighborhood.

Highland Gleanns

Located near the edge of town with quick access to Willamette Valley vineyards, this newer development features modern floorplans, community amenities, and beautiful views. It is a fantastic option for buyers looking for newer construction and a vibrant, family-friendly atmosphere.

Meadow Creek Village

Another highly sought-after 55+ neighborhood known for its well-maintained homes, open-concept layouts, and large lots. Residents love the community clubhouse, landscaped walking paths, and quiet streets.

Historic Downtown & Central Dallas

For buyers who love character, the streets radiating from the historic downtown courthouse offer beautiful mid-century homes, mature trees, and walkable access to local boutiques, cafes, and the Dallas Aquatic Center.

Why Move to Dallas, Oregon?

Dallas offers a charming rural setting with a strong local identity, essential shopping, and a close-knit community spirit.

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Education

Served by Dallas School District 2, the community is known for its strong local support of its schools, including Dallas High School, LaCreole Middle School, and several elementary campuses dedicated to student success.

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Outdoor Recreation

Nature is right outside your door. Residents love the Dallas Aquatic Center, the sprawling Dallas City Park, and the serene Rickreall Creek Trail. For nature enthusiasts, the nearby Delbert Hunter Arboretum and Baskett Slough National Wildlife Refuge offer incredible hiking, bird watching, and scenery.

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Centrally Located

Enjoy the quiet life without sacrificing convenience. Dallas is located just 15 miles west of Salem via Highway 22, making for an easy commute. Even better? You are only a 45-minute drive from the beautiful Oregon Coast, making weekend beach trips a breeze.

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Listing Detail

Attributes Average Median
Bathrooms 2.49 2
Bedrooms 3.78 3
Year Built 2001 2007
Lot Size 246,269 Sqft 8,276 Sqft
Taxes $8,761 $2,991

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Population

20.5K
20.5K in 2020

Density

164.7
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Households

7.8K
33% with children

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