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28. Oregon – Lake Oswego

Population: 40,000 | Income: $150,000 | Home Value: $900,000
Lake Oswego is a highly desirable suburb of Portland known for its lakefront properties, upscale neighborhoods, and strong school system. The community attracts professionals working in technology, healthcare, finance, and corporate management across the Portland metro area. Its residential appeal is strengthened by natural scenery, waterfront access, and carefully planned suburban development. Property values remain high due to limited lakefront housing and strong long-term demand from affluent families.

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