We Buy Houses in Beaverton, Oregon — Cash Offer in 24 Hours

We are cash home buyers in Beaverton, Oregon. We buy houses as-is — no repairs, no commissions, no showings — and put a written offer in front of you within 24 hours.

Beaverton prices are falling while the metro's aren't

Beaverton's median sale price is down 3.5% year over year — one of the few metro cities where prices are actually going backward, while Hillsboro is up 5.6% and Gresham up 5.7%. Homes here are taking a median 30 days to go under contract, the slowest of the metro's big four.

Median home value is $569,800, and 49.5% of occupied Beaverton homes are rentals (Census ACS 2020–2024, Table B25003). Half the city rents, which means a large share of what changes hands here is investment property, not somebody's family home.

The housing is middle-aged, and that's the awkward age

The median Beaverton home was built in 1987, with 37.6% of the stock predating 1980 (Table B25034). That is the age where nothing is charming and everything is due: original HVAC at 35 years, water heaters on their second replacement, roofs at the end of a 30-year shingle, and the polybutylene and early-generation siding that a buyer's inspector knows to look for.

A Beaverton house is rarely a teardown. It is usually a $40,000 list of things a lender will want handled before it funds — and in a market that is already softening, that list is what turns 30 days into 90.

What that means if you're selling

With prices drifting down, time is not on your side. Every month a Beaverton listing sits, the comps move against you and the buyer gains leverage on repairs. Median household income here is $98,622 and only 24.2% of mortgaged owners are cost-burdened (Table B25091), so most Beaverton sellers are not in financial trouble — they just want out of an open-ended process.

If the house needs real work, read our guide to selling a home that needs major repairs. If you are a landlord who has decided you are finished, start here.

If you would rather sell your Beaverton house for cash than fix it up and list it, that is exactly what we are built for.

We buy Beaverton houses as-is

We pay cash for houses in Beaverton in any condition. No repairs, no commission, no appraisal contingency, and our number does not change because a market report moved. We close in as little as 7 days. Gerren Castle holds the Oregon residential property wholesaler registration, #201264508, in his own name — an LLC cannot hold it. Required under House Bill 4058; our wholesaler disclosure explains exactly how we get paid. See the rest of Washington County.