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Idanha, Oregon

city · Marion County (primary) , Linn County

At a glance

201
Population
$263,100
Median home value (all homes)
13% below U.S. median
$447,829
Typical market value
Zillow, county-wide, 2026-07
$830/mo
Median rent
38% below U.S. median
$40,208
Median household income
49% below U.S. median
29.1 min
Average commute
98.9%
Homes with broadband
78.26%
Locations with fiber available
3.2%
Unemployment

Cost of living (Clay Affordability Index)

CAI 101 — 1% above the national average. how it's computed

Housing4% above
Goods & services3% above
Utilities7% above
Taxes10% below
Insurance32% below
Commute cost46% above
No natural gas service in this area — most homes heat with electricity or propane.
For business: Oregon is CBII band 3/5 · time to build band 3/5. See state page for the breakdown.

Living here

Nearest 4-year college42 mi
Nearest community college48 mi
Nearest technical college47 mi
High school graduates56.8%
College graduates0.6%

Doing business here

Economic development contacts, most local first:

city Albany-Millersburg Economic Development Corporation
The Linn Economic Development Group (LEDG) is a non-profit economic development corporation. It serves the Albany, Millersburg, and Linn County area in Oregon, offering information, partnerships, and assistance with financing and incentives to relocate, start, or expand a business.
region Strategic Economic Development Corporation
SED COR is a regional economic development organization serving Oregon's Willamette Valley, helping local businesses expand, create jobs, and invest in the region through partnerships and programs.
state Business Oregon
Business Oregon is the state's economic development agency. The Business Oregon Commission oversees the agency's activities to ensure a coherent, integrated approach to economic development and a continuous policy direction that can transcend changes in executive and legislative leadership.
state Marion County Economic Development
Marion County's Economic Development page lists programs such as Business Retention & Expansion (SEDCOR), Chamber & Small Business Support, City Support, Detroit Marinas, Emergent Economic Opportunity Program (EEOP), Opal Creek Promise, Tourism Support, and Youth Employment Program. It describes current projects including expanding rural broadband connectivity, supporting traded-sector businesses, and promoting tourism and workforce development in Marion County, Oregon.
State sales taxNone
State income taxYes
Right-to-work stateNo

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