A small mountain city with the Cascades on one side and the high desert on the other. Search active homes, explore every neighborhood and resort community, and meet a local principal broker who actually lives here.
Bend sits on the eastern flank of the Cascade Range at 3,623 feet, with the Deschutes River running through downtown and Mt. Bachelor rising 22 miles to the southwest. About 105,000 people call it home. The city has grown into one of the Pacific Northwest’s most loved places to live, work, and visit, while keeping the feel of a friendly mountain town.
The neighborhoods and resort communities each have their own personality. Tetherow and Broken Top on the west side hug the golf and the Cascades. NorthWest Crossing leans walkable and family-forward. Old Bend and River West sit closest to downtown and the river. Pronghorn is the high-desert escape on the north end. The interactive map below lets you click any neighborhood polygon to drill in.
Below the map, you’ll find active homes for sale across the city, the current market data refreshed daily, and a quick read on what life in Bend actually looks like across recreation, food, schools, and the local economy.
Every Bend neighborhood and resort community is mapped from official GIS boundaries. Hover to highlight, click to open the neighborhood page with live inventory, recent close history, and area details.
Each of these communities has a dedicated landing page with HOA tiers, live inventory, and a buyer-side guide.
A live look at top-of-market homes in Bend, sorted by price. Click any home for the full package — gallery, history, neighborhood context, and a direct line to a local broker for a private showing.
People move to Bend for one of three reasons. The Cascades on one side. The Deschutes River through the middle. Or the food and beer scene that grew up around both. Most stay for all three.
Mt. Bachelor opens late November and runs through late spring. By June the snow lifts and the Phil’s Trail network turns into one of the densest mountain-bike systems in the Pacific Northwest. Smith Rock State Park, 30 minutes north, is one of the country’s most-loved sport-climbing destinations. Three Sisters Wilderness is the western horizon from most of the city.
Float the Old Mill stretch in summer. Paddle from Riverbend Park. Fly fish the high lakes by August. The river is a 5-minute walk from most of the west side.
Deschutes Brewery opened in 1988 and the city never looked back. Add Crux, 10 Barrel, Worthy, Sunriver, Bridge 99. And a restaurant scene from Bos Taurus to Pine Tavern that punches above its weight.
Riverside shops in the old timber district. Tower Theatre concerts in a restored 1940 art deco hall. First Friday gallery walk. Summer markets at Drake and Riverbend.
Live data pulled from the Oregon RMLS feed and refreshed every six hours.
I’ve been selling homes in Bend since 2012, and I actually live here. My kids go to Bend-La Pine schools, I ski Mt. Bachelor every winter, and I know the builder roster on every west-side neighborhood by first name. If you’re buying, selling, or just trying to figure out the right move, I’m happy to spend 30 minutes on the phone with no pressure either way.
A 12-page home value report tailored to your neighborhood and price tier, built on verified Bend close history. Signed by a Bend principal broker.
Get my home value →Drill into any neighborhood above for HOA tiers and the buyer track, or call Matt direct at 541.213.6706 for a 30-minute relocation call.
See the buyer track →Market figures pulled from Oregon RMLS via market_stats_cache, geo_slug='bend', rolling 365-day window. Methodology v3-2026-05-07, computed May 31, 2026. Active listing inventory pulled live from the listings table, filtered to single-family residential in Bend. Neighborhood boundaries from City of Bend GIS via boundaries table. Ryan Realty LLC, Oregon Principal Broker #201206613. Equal Housing Opportunity.