Living in Medford, Oregon
The cultural and economic anchor of Southern Oregon.
The Heart of the Rogue Valley
As the fourth-largest metro area in the state, Medford is the primary engine of the Rogue Valley, offering an urban lifestyle with an accessibility that is rare in the West. From its roots in the pear orchards that still ring the city to its modern role as a regional leader in healthcare and aviation, Medford is a city on the move.
Living in Medford means a revitalized downtown with artisan breweries and theaters, plus immediate access to the mountains and rivers that define Oregon. Browse the flagship Harry & David country village or catch a show at the historic Craterian Theater: big-city infrastructure, small-town heart.
Where is Medford?
Must-visit places in Medford
Harry & David Country Village
The flagship home of the famous gourmet gift company, with an expansive market, kitchen tours and local Oregon treats.
Prescott Park / Roxy Ann Peak
More than 1,700 acres of hiking and mountain-biking trails with the most iconic panoramic views of the Rogue Valley.
The Craterian Theater
Medford’s premier performing arts center, hosting everything from Broadway tours to local symphony performances.
Bear Creek Park
A community hub with an amphitheater, an inclusive playground, dog parks and the start of the 20-mile Greenway trail.
Common Block Brewing Co.
A staple of the downtown revival, with a big outdoor patio and locally crafted beers.
Medford Real Estate Market
Medford offers the most diverse real estate options in the region, from charming historic districts and mid-century neighborhoods to luxury estates in the East Medford hills.
Figures as published on this guide; ask Andy for today’s numbers.
Frequently asked questions
Is Medford a good place to live?
Medford is the Rogue Valley’s regional hub for healthcare, retail and air travel, with a revitalized downtown and quick access to Roxy Ann Peak, the Rogue River and Crater Lake.
What is the median home price in Medford?
This guide lists Medford’s median sale price at $445,000, with options from historic districts to East Medford hillside estates.
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