Total Population
41,348
Population
Growth Rate
0.37%
Median Age
49
Diversity Index
41.700
Lake Oswego, OR
Home to many Portland-area business leaders and professionals, Lake Oswego is a safe and secure place to do business that is known for its natural beauty, recreational and cultural amenities, top-ranked schools and sense of community. With 41,000 residents, Lake Oswego is Clackamas County’s largest city. Downtown Lake Oswego is a lively dining and specialty shopping district, with both lakefront and riverfront parks, a performing arts center and renowned outdoor sculpture walk. With more than 2.3 million square feet of office space, the prestigious Kruse Way corridor is home to a significant concentration of corporate headquarters and professional service firms. Learn more here.
Lake Oswego, OR
Population
Housing & Income
Households
17,372
Total Housing Units
18,676
Owner Occupied
12,654
Renter Occupied
4,718
Vacant
1,304
Median Home Value
$682,852
Average Home Value
$775,034
Income
Growth Rate
Median
Household Income
0.00%
Per Capita Income
2.57%
Income Projection
Median Household
$127,009 $150,627
Average Household
$179,965 $204,948
Per Capita
$74,945 $85,082
Workforce
Total Businesses
2,386
Total Employed
23,568
Workers 16+
18,714
2022 HealthCare/Social Assist
Businesses
221
Employed
3,572
2022 Finance/Insurance Businesses
Businesses
318
Employed
3,154
2022 Manufacturing Businesses
Businesses
61
Employed
2,383
2022 Accommodation/Food Service
Businesses
127
Employed
2,122
2022 Prof/Scientific/Tech Service
Businesses
341
Employed
2,116
2022 Admin/Support/Waste Mgmt
Businesses
76
Employed
1,822
Some
High School
251
Graduated
High School
1,966
Associates
Degree
1,507
Bachelor's
Degree
13,002
Graduate
Degree
10,038
Average Commute Time
25 min.
Resident Commuters
8,647
Non-Resident Commuters
9,609
Drive Alone
13,720
Carpooled
885
Public
574
Work At Home
3,050