La Pine Oregon Market Report: June 2026

La Pine is where Central Oregon's price ladder starts. June's median came in at $394,000, which is $331,000 below Bend's, and the per-foot price of $260 is the lowest in the region. The trade is pace. This market moves in weeks, not days.

The June numbers

• Median sale price: $394,000
• Homes sold: 6
• Median days on market: 46
• Median price per square foot: $260, the lowest in Central Oregon
• Average sale-to-list ratio: 96.2%
• Cash purchases: 33.3% of closings
• Active listings at June 30: 48

Single-family homes inside La Pine city limits, pulled from our live MLS database and verified July 9, 2026. Our city-limits data series for La Pine does not include a June 2025 baseline, so this report carries no year-over-year comparisons. Six closings is also a small sample, so read the median as a marker, not a trend.

If you are selling

Supply stood at 7.0 months at the end of June, buyer's territory by the standard measure, and June's closings took a median 46 days to go pending. That is the timeline to plan around. Sellers who priced to the comps still closed at 96.2% of asking, so the discount for patience is modest. The mistake to avoid is chasing the market down with serial reductions after an optimistic start.

If you are buying

This is the region's entry point and its supply is the deepest relative to sales. Forty-eight active listings against a six-per-month sales pace gives you time to compare, inspect, and negotiate without an expiring clock. A third of June's buyers paid cash, which at this price point often means investors, so owner-occupants should still come prepared with solid financing letters.

The bottom line

At $260 per square foot, La Pine is the region's most affordable entry point. If you own here and want current comps, request a valuation. If you are shopping, browse current La Pine listings or check the live La Pine market dashboard.