Compliance configuration

Oregon republishes the statewide maximum every year, so it is stored here as an editable rate rather than hardcoded. Change it when Oregon DAS publishes the next number and every recommendation from that point forward uses it. Existing runs keep a snapshot of the config they were priced under.

2026 statewide maximum in effect

9.5%

Calculated as 7% + 2.5% West Region CPI = 9.5%, capped at the lesser of that sum or the 10% hard ceiling → 9.5%.

Statewide cap

YearStatewide maximum %What the gate enforcesBase %West Region CPI %Hard ceiling %Statute caps the sum at thisManufactured / marina %Facilities and marinas with more than 30 spacesNew construction exemption (years)Properties newer than this are exempt

Enforce one increase per 12-month periodBlock increases during the first year of tenancy

Renewal algorithm

How far below vacant-market rent to target, by how much competing inventory the tenant could move to. This encodes “somewhat under market so they can’t find something cheaper, without leaving money on the table.” If your internal formula is more specific than this, we encode it exactly and let the agent handle only the market read.

low inventory — discount %normal inventory — discount %elevated inventory — discount %severe inventory — discount %

Environment

Pricing engine: Deterministic engine — no model credentials configured
Storage: postgres
Market data: Fixture (demo data) — demo fixture

Last updated 8/7/2026, 11:24:42 PM

2026 statewide maximum = 7% + West Region CPI (2.5%) = 9.5%, which is less than the 10% hard ceiling. Manufactured home facilities and marinas with more than 30 spaces are capped at 6%. Properties built within the last 15 years are exempt. Republished annually by Oregon DAS.