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Woodburn, OR Fair Housing Protections 2026

Fair housing violation in Woodburn: $16,000+ fine (first offense), $65,000+ (repeat). One discriminatory ad can trigger a federal complaint.

Federal and Oregon fair housing laws prohibit discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, and disability, plus source of income and other state-protected classes. Violations can result in $16,000+ in fines for a first offense and $65,000+ for repeat violations.

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Key Takeaways — Woodburn Fair Housing Protections

  • Key rule: $16,000+ Federal Fine
  • Violation risk: face a $16,000+ federal fine

Fair Housing Protections in Woodburn

Woodburn landlords must follow Oregon state law on fair housing protections. Understanding the specific rules, deadlines, and penalties can prevent costly violations.

$1,560

median 2BR rent

$16,000+ Federal Fine

key requirement

Penalty Warning

Violate Oregon fair housing protections rules in Woodburn and you could face a $16,000+ federal fine. At Woodburn's median rent of $1,560/month, even a single violation adds up fast.

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Woodburn Rental Market Context

Woodburn is the 19th-largest city in Oregon (population 29,033). With a median 2-bedroom rent of $1,560/month, it falls in the above-average range for Oregon rental costs — 12% above the state median of $1,392/month.

How Woodburn Compares in Marion County

Woodburn ranks #2 of 17 cities in Marion County by population. Because fair housing protections rules are often tied to rent amounts, costs vary across the county.

City Population Median Rent First Fine
Keizer 38,564 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Woodburn 29,033 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Silverton 10,341 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Stayton 8,225 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Aumsville 4,164 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Mount Angel 3,429 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Hubbard 3,372 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Jefferson 3,267 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Sublimity 2,912 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Gervais 2,547 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Turner 2,393 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Aurora 1,118 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Donald 1,000 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Gates 472 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine
Scotts Mills 414 $1,560/mo $16,000+ fine

Rents based on HUD Fair Market Rents (FY2026) for Marion County, Oregon. All cities follow Oregon state law unless a local ordinance applies.

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Rents based on HUD Fair Market Rents (FY2026) for Marion County.

Fair Housing Protections in Nearby Cities

Own properties in multiple cities? Rules may differ locally:

Gervais, OR
Pop. 2,547
Hubbard, OR
Pop. 3,372
Donald, OR
Pop. 1,000
Mount Angel, OR
Pop. 3,429
Aurora, OR
Pop. 1,118

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How we researched this page: Fair housing protections rules are based on Oregon state statutes. Rent data comes from HUD Fair Market Rents (FY2026) for Marion County. Last updated: August 2026.
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Reviewed by Rachid Abadli

Founder & CEO, LeaseBase · Sacramento landlord · Self-managing since 2019

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