The Oregon Department of Administrative Services (DAS) has set rent increase limits for 2026. For larger facilities, including manufactured dwelling parks and marinas with more than 30 spaces, the maximum allowable increase is 6%, down from 10% in 2025.
According to the Oregon Department of Administrative Services release, for smaller housing operations with 30 or fewer units, or tenancies covered under specific Oregon statutes, the cap is set at 9.5%. This figure is based on the statutory formula of the lesser of 10% or 7% plus the Consumer Price Index (CPI). Details, including methodology and CPI data, are available on the DAS website.
The limits are grounded in Oregon laws such as House Bill 3054 and sections of the Oregon Revised Statutes including 90.323, 90.324, and 90.600. These statutes guide the state’s rent stabilization framework, which sets boundaries on allowable annual increases for tenants across Oregon.
