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Oregon Drift

A real estate blog about all things related to living on the Oregon Coast. Curious about the climate, things to do, the vibe of different beach towns? You have found the right place!

Weathered cedar-shingle home with a broad glazed window, river-rock chimney and carefully planted side garden in clear morning light.

In Cannon Beach, the Rental Permit Doesn't Come With the House, and a Cap Would Make That Matter More

River-stone fireplace beside a black-framed window, with a cedar-shingled wall and salal outside.

Arch Cape Hasn't Decided Who Will Write Its Rental Rules Yet

Cedar-shingled home with a covered porch, river-rock chimney, and wind-shaped pines behind a gravel court.

On Neahkahnie Mountain, the Address Doesn't Tell You Which Rules Apply

Coastal cedar-shingle house with a recessed black entry, river-rock chimney, driveway, lawn, and wind-shaped spruce.

The Seaside STR "Red Line" Isn't the Real Risk. The Permit Is.

Cedar-shingle entry with black-framed door, round fir porch posts, river-rock chimney base, and native plantings.

Three Fridays Left: What the Manzanita Farmers Market Actually Looks Like This Year

Child in a blue-and-white checked dress runs across a backyard toward other children.

Gearhart, Oregon: A Small Coastal Town That Changes at Its Own Pace

The Oregon Coast Town that Time Forgot

Coastal shingle home beside the beach, with Haystack Rock and a sunset sky.

Not To Be Missed: Two Cannon Beach Fall Festival Traditions

Cannon Beach Cottage Tour & Stormy Weather Arts Fest

Oregon coast at sunset from a rocky overlook, with an interpretive sign in the foreground.

Neahkahnie Mountain has offers some of the most dramatic views on the Oregon Coast.

Now, there's a new trail to discover called the Neahkahnie Gap.

Coastal storefront with a glass-railed deck and red Adirondack chairs on the patio.

What Changed on Laneda Avenue This Year (And What's Still the Same)

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