Portland vs Troutdale
How do rent control rules compare between Portland, OR and Troutdale, OR?
Portland, OR
Multnomah County
Oregon has statewide rent control under SB 608 (codified in ORS 90.323). Annual rent increases are capped at 7% plus the consumer price index (CPI) for properties 15 years or older. Portland enforces these state protections and has additional local renter protection measures. Portland was a key driver behind the passage of SB 608 in 2019.
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Multnomah County
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Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Portland | Troutdale |
|---|---|---|
| Annual Cap | 7% + CPI (for buildings 15+ years old) | - |
| State Law | ORS 90.323 (SB 608, effective 2019) | - |
| Notice Period | 90 days written notice required | - |
| First Year | No rent increase during first year | - |
| Exemption | Buildings less than 15 years old | - |
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Portland FAQ
How much can my landlord raise rent in Portland?
Under Oregon's SB 608 (ORS 90.323), rent increases are capped at 7% plus CPI annually for buildings 15 or more years old. No increase is allowed during the first year of tenancy. Landlords must give 90 days written notice.
Are new buildings exempt from rent control?
Yes. Buildings less than 15 years old are exempt from the 7% + CPI cap but still subject to the 90-day notice requirement and the first-year rent increase prohibition.
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