About Redmond

Situated 114 miles east of Eugene, Oregon, the city of Redmond has a population of just under 24,000 residents. Created as an agricultural village for the farmers in the area, Redmond and its farmers saw significant growth with the opening of the Oregon Trunk Line Railroad that provided new markets for farmers and merchants in the area. Residents of an apartment or home for rent in Redmond enjoy the affordable housing, in fact, many residents who live in Redmond commute to Bend where housing is much more expensive. However, for those who choose to work locally, the Redmond Air Center and T-Mobile Inc. are both large employers. The Redmond Airport was originally created as an air force base during World War II and has since been converted for commercial use with flights to Eugene, Los Angeles, Portland, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, and Seattle. Residents of a Redmond house or apartment rental are attracted the rustic ambience of Redmond as well as its convenience in proximity to Bend and other cities. A unique city in that it serves as a suburb and main city gives residents access to many resources a typical suburb goes without. Central Oregon Community College’s satellite Redmond Campus is located right in town with the main campus in Bend. The local K-12 education district includes 5 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, and a high school in addition to a slew of private and charter campuses. Sunriver Nature Center and The Museum at Warm Springs are equally attractive attractions nearby. A number of golf courses locally and within a few minutes furnish available tee times at almost any time during the year.

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