Relocating to Corvallis, Oregon, will give you all the benefits of a friendly, small-town atmosphere and reward you with many of the services, amenities, and activities you might expect in a bigger city.
Corvallis, home of Oregon State University, has charming neighborhoods and a vibrant downtown, complete with many interesting restaurants and breweries. It is also close to incredible outdoor activities.
Corvallis is surrounded by natural areas and wildlife refuges and offers many city parks that vary in size and amenities. It's a great place to live if you enjoy hiking, biking, hunting, fishing, bird watching, and other outdoor activities.
Corvallis has an active and busy artistic community involved in both the visual and performing arts. We have art galleries, museums, and public art on display all over town. Corvallis also offers craft and art fairs and festivals throughout the year. On the third Thursday of each month, we have an arts walk, and there are regular concerts, musical and dance events, and theater productions.
Many homes in Corvallis are historic. Two of our neighborhoods are designated on the National Registry for Historic Places, and their charm extends to other neighborhoods throughout our wonderful community. Explore the Corvallis neighborhoods.
Our city has been part of the Walk Friendly Communities program since 2011 and is certified at the Gold level. The League of American Bicyclists has listed Corvallis as a Gold Level Bicycle Friendly Community since 2003 and Oregon State University as a Gold Level Bicycle Friendly. University since 2012. Corvallisy to explore, with walkable streets, bike-friendly infrastructure, and free public transit.
In 2024, the City of Corvallis reported that the fair-market rent for a two-bedroom apartment was $1,570 per month. As of 2025, the median home sale price was $554,100 in Corvallis and $556,000 in Benton County, according to Realtor.com.
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The City of Corvallis’ Economic Development Office offers detailed information regarding business practices and the business environment in Corvallis, Oregon. For complete information about bringing your business to Corvallis, contact Economic Development Manager Christopher Jacobs by email or by calling 541-766-6339.
Our relocation package includes a Corvallis Visitor Guide, a Corvallis map, an Oregon map, a variety of brochures highlighting different things in and around Corvallis, a variety of flyers announcing events that are going to be happening in and around Corvallis, a copy of Fresh & Local Magazine, a real estate guide, and a thumb drive with a short welcome video showcasing Corvallis and a welcome letter with more information and resources.
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