For renters
Check a notice you received
Free, no signup, and your answers are not saved.
Check my notice free →Current rent increase rules
Oregon rent increase calculator
Use the current rules for the rental’s location, then choose the tool that matches what you need to do.
For landlords
Plan and create the notice
Check the amount and date free, then create the complete packet for $49.
Plan my increase →Oregon 2026 rent-increase rules
Oregon checks need the statewide cap, ORS 90.323 timing, the three-day mail rule, and local relocation duties where they apply.
- Standard cap
- 9.5%
- Manufactured housing
- 6%
- Verified
- 2026-07-03
- Packet output
- Notice, worksheet, service log, PDF
- Best next step
- Choose the renter or landlord tool above
13 city and regional pages
Portland Eugene Salem Bend Gresham Hillsboro Beaverton Medford Springfield Corvallis Albany Tigard Salem-Keizer
For landlords
Check an increase before delivering the notice. If the requested amount or date needs adjustment, the app builds the version supported by the rules.
For renters
Check a notice you have already received. We do not save your answers, and every finding links to an official source.
Source updates
Review the changelog and Oregon law timeline for verification dates and source changes.
Step-by-step guides
Oregon's 93-day mail trap: why a 90-day notice may need three more days Oregon rent increases for week-to-week and manufactured-home tenancies Portland relocation assistance: the 10% rent-increase trigger explained Is my rent increase illegal in Oregon? The 2026 checklist Rent increase without proper notice: dates, delivery, and required forms in WA and OR All guides
What Oregon landlords should verify first
Start with the tenancy type, property type, rent amount, and delivery method. Oregon mail timing, week-to-week tenancies, and manufactured-dwelling or marina spaces can produce a different date or rent limit.
What Oregon renters can compare
Check whether the increase amount, effective date, and any Portland relocation issue match the notice you received. The renter flow also checks deposit returns, lockouts or service interruptions, termination notices, and prohibited-fee issues without storing the rights-check facts.