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516 SE Centennial Street in Bend is listed at $750,000. It has 2,496 square feet, sits on 0.22 acres, was built in 1976, and is in Bend Park. Status is Active, with 2 days on market.
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Investment opportunity in SE Bend! This fully occupied triplex includes one 3-bedroom/1-bath unit and two 2-bedroom/1-bath units, providing immediate income with future upside. Two units have been remodeled, while major property improvements include a new roof (2016), new carport roofs (2026) ,replacement windows throughout and fresh exterior paint-helping reduce near-term capital expenses. All three residences are single level and leased month-to-month. Forward scheduled rents total $4,405 per month as of November 1, 2026, with additional rent potential in the 3-bedroom unit. Tenants pay electricity; owner pays water and sewer. Situated on a .22-acre RM-zoned lot with no HOA or CC&Rs and located within Bend's East Bend Opportunity Zone. Convenient access to shopping, dining and everyday amenities. A well-maintained multifamily property with an established rental history and meaningful improvements already completed. Buyer to verify all information and Opportunity Zone eligibility.
A rough estimate, not a quote. Loan amount $600,000 · $150,000 down · 30 year term.
Insurance starts at 0.35% of price each year. Type your quote to replace it.
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live MLS through Oregon Data Share, active single-family houses in Bend, the same count and median list the Bend market figures on this site publish (market_metric, place membership). This price is the published list price. Months of supply = active listings divided by average monthly closings over the last 6 months (homes closed in the last 6 months divided by 6). A lower months-of-supply figure means fewer homes for sale relative to the recent sales pace. · updated Oct 17, 2026
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 15, 2026 | Listed | $750,000 |
| Year | Tax |
|---|---|
| 2025 | $3,832 |
Tax as filed on the listing. Deschutes County. Parcel 106107. County assessor
Bend · What to do about this house
The typical cut was 5.6% off the original ask, and the typical home went under contract in 28 days.
Bend single family homes · every sale that closed in the 12 months to October 16, 2026
public.market_metric · stat_id=pct_with_price_cut · geo_type=city · geo_slug=bend (Bend) · segment=detached · window_months=12 · definition_id=mt-v1 · n=2203 · complete_through=2026-10-16 · read 2026-10-18 | public.market_metric · stat_id=median_price_cut_pct · geo_type=city · geo_slug=bend (Bend) · segment=detached · window_months=12 · definition_id=mt-v1 · n=994 · complete_through=2026-10-16 · read 2026-10-18 | public.market_metric · stat_id=median_days_to_contract · geo_type=city · geo_slug=bend (Bend) · segment=detached · window_months=12 · definition_id=mt-v1 · n=2111 · complete_through=2026-10-16 · read 2026-10-18 | public.listings, this listing · OnMarketDate 2026-10-15, calendar days to today in America/Los_Angeles · not DaysOnMarket, which is list-to-close
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Data last updated October 18, 2026
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0.21 acres on the county assessor's map, tax lot 181204BA01401 · County record. Deschutes County Assessor's Office.
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