Grants Pass, OR
Updated May 1, 2026 · Would You Live There?
Good for now
Verdict
$349K
Median Price
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Walk Score
7.9/10
Schools
Score Breakdown
Our Take
Grants Pass has solid public schools and a low flood risk, but it’s almost entirely car‑dependent with almost no walkability or transit options. The housing cost is high relative to median income, and nightlife and cultural amenities are limited.
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The Good
- ✓Strong school system (average rating 7.9), Low flood risk, Good green spaces and outdoor recreation nearby, Reasonably priced homes for the region
Real Talk
- !Living here requires a car; you’ll spend a lot of time driving. Commuting to larger cities (e.g., Portland) is expensive in time and money. Housing costs are high compared to median household income. Nightlife and dining are sparse—few options beyond basic chain restaurants.
- $Higher property taxes and insurance due to high home values. Ongoing car maintenance and fuel expenses. Potentially higher utility costs for heating during cold winters.
Best For
Risk Snapshot
Crime & Safety
Grants Pass, OR
Safety grade
5% higher than the national average
2% higher than the national average
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Rates are estimated from neighborhood characteristics using national FBI baselines. Actual figures vary by block — always verify with local sources before making decisions.
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