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Home Prices & Inventory - September 1st, 2026
Newport, Oregon - Real Estate
Market Overview
Newport opened September 2026 with 109 homes actually available to buy inside the city limits. That count covers four segments: site-built homes, condominiums and townhomes, manufactured homes on owned land, and manufactured homes in age-restricted 55+ communities. Figures are current as of September 1, 2026, based on our internal analysis of the Lincoln County MLS, the shared database local brokers use to list and track properties. One thing changed this month. We now count only listings still open to offers. Another 20 Newport homes sit under contract, and they are not in the totals below. Each segment pairs the numbers with a plain reading of what they mean.
Market Summary by Property Type
| Property Type | Avg. Price | Price Range | Listings | Avg. Price/SQFT | Listings vs. August 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Site-Built | $773,817 | $250,000 to $2,200,000 | 63 | $370 | New count basis, see note |
| Condos / Townhomes | $421,340 | $97,500 to $1,242,528 | 41 | $364 | New count basis, see note |
| Manufactured w/Land | $470,300 | $420,000 to $525,000 | 3 | $310 | 3 in August, no change |
| Manufactured 55+ | $257,250 | $120,000 to $394,500 | 2 | $186 | 4 in August, down 2 |
| Total Market | n/a | $97,500 to $2,200,000 | 109 | n/a | New count basis, see note |
A note on how we count. Starting with this edition, our totals include only homes still open to offers. Listings marked pending or active under contract are reported separately and are not counted as available inventory. Earlier editions counted them in. That makes the site-built, condo and total figures above a fresh baseline rather than a month-over-month comparison. The two manufactured categories were already counted this way, so those still compare cleanly to August. Normal month-over-month reporting resumes in October.
Site-Built Homes for Sale
Average Price: $773,817
Price Range: $250,000 to $2,200,000
Total Listings: 63
Average Price/SQFT: $370
Site-built houses still carry the Newport market. Sixty-three are available, at an average asking price of $773,817. The spread runs from a $250,000 house in Agate Beach up to $2.2 million. One listing priced at $15,000 was left out of these figures. That is a nominal number rather than a market price, and leaving it in would have dragged the average down and made the low end meaningless. Buyers should treat the average as what sellers are asking across a very mixed pool, from small older homes to oceanfront. Sellers should look at a different number. Fourteen site-built homes in Newport are under contract right now. Houses are selling. Correctly priced ones sell first, which is most of what our notes on selling your home come back to.
Condos and Townhomes for Sale
Average Price: $421,340
Price Range: $97,500 to $1,242,528
Total Listings: 41
Average Price/SQFT: $364
This segment now counts townhomes alongside condominiums, which is what the heading always said it did. Forty-one are available. The range is not one market, it is two. Every Newport condo listed under $200,000 right now is at the Embarcadero on SE Bay Boulevard, eleven of them, most around 650 square feet. At the other end sit eight townhomes, four of them above $900,000, several in Yaquina Ridge. Per square foot the segment runs $364, almost the same as site-built at $370. That surprises people. You are not paying less per foot for a condo in Newport. You are buying a smaller footprint, and often a view you could not touch in a house at that price. Buyers shopping the entry level should start on the Bayfront. Sellers in the upper townhome tier have thin competition, and thin competition cuts both ways when the buyer pool is also small.
Manufactured Homes for Sale
(with Land)
Average Price: $470,300
Price Range: $420,000 to $525,000
Total Listings: 3
Average Price/SQFT: $310
Three manufactured homes on owned land are available in Newport. Two are in Shorepine Hills at the north end of town. The third sits on 4.68 acres in Yaquina Heights. With a pool that small, read the $470,300 average as a description of those three properties and not as a market trend. Worth saying plainly: a manufactured home on land you own is a single-family home. You own the ground under it. That is a different thing from renting a space in a park, and it changes both financing and resale. Three more owned-land homes are under contract and are not counted above. Buyers watching this segment should expect to act when one comes up. Sellers should know how few they are competing with.
Manufactured Homes for Sale
(in 55+ Communities)
Average Price: $257,250
Price Range: $120,000 to $394,500
Total Listings: 2
Average Price/SQFT: $186
Two homes are available in Newport's age-restricted 55+ communities, down from four in August. One is 794 square feet at Surfside Mobile Village, listed at $120,000. The other is 1,782 square feet in Longview Hills Park at $394,500. Two listings is not a market, so read those as two specific homes rather than a trend. The gap between them says more about the range inside 55+ parks than any average could. At $186 per square foot this is still the least expensive way to own a home in Newport. It usually comes with a monthly space rent and community rules, so the purchase price is not the whole cost. Buyers working at the low end of the Lincoln County market have fewer options than they did a month ago. Sellers in these parks have almost no competition at the moment.
Key Observations
- 109 Newport homes were available on September 1, 2026. The count basis changed this month to available listings only, so it is not directly comparable to the 121 reported in August.
- 20 more Newport homes are under contract and were not counted as available: 14 site-built, 3 condos, and 3 manufactured homes on owned land.
- Site-built inventory sits at 63 homes, averaging $773,817 and $370 per square foot. One nominal $15,000 listing was excluded as it does not reflect a market price.
- Condos and townhomes are now reported together at 41 listings. All eleven condos under $200,000 are at the Embarcadero on SE Bay Boulevard.
- Manufactured homes on owned land held at 3 available, unchanged from August, with three more under contract.
- 55+ park homes dropped from 4 available to 2, at Surfside Mobile Village and Longview Hills Park.
- Manufactured categories were verified individually: Listings were reviewed one by one to separate age-restricted 55+ park homes from manufactured homes on owned land, because MLS sub-type coding does not reliably distinguish the two.
About this Report
This snapshot covers active residential listings inside the Newport, Oregon city limits across four segments: site-built homes, condominiums and townhomes, manufactured homes on owned land, and manufactured homes in age-restricted 55+ communities. Figures reflect active listing prices, not sold prices or appraised figures, and are current as of September 1, 2026, based on our internal analysis of the Lincoln County MLS. Beginning with this edition, only listings still open to offers are counted; pending and active-under-contract listings are reported separately. Closed transactions, commercial property, bare land, and fractional or co-ownership interests are not included. Historical closed-sale and market-activity data from RPR, a national property data service brokers use for sold-side figures, is published in a separate update later in the month. These are segment averages and do not reflect any single property; for a figure specific to your home, our brokers provide a free Newport home valuation.
The Advantage Real Estate team tracks Newport home prices every month from our office on East Olive Street, covering Nye Beach, Agate Beach, South Beach, and the Bayfront.
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This Newport, Oregon real estate market snapshot reflects active listings as of September 1, 2026, compared with the August 1, 2026 snapshot. The method for counting available inventory changed with this edition, as described above. Listing prices and inventory change with market conditions. For questions about home inspection, lending, title and escrow, or tax matters, consult the appropriate licensed professional.
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