Mailing Address: 5530 Steele Ln SE Salem, OR 97317
Property Characteristics
Bedrooms: 1
Total Bathrooms: 2.00
Full Bathrooms: 2
Half Bathrooms: 0.00
Units: 1
Stories: 1.00
Year Built: 1901
Building SqFt: 2,629
First Floor SqFt: 1,556
Basement SqFt: 0
Basement Type:
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Report Created: 9/15/2025
Parcel #: 082W17D001500 APN: 529960
County: Marion
Lot SqFt: 87,556
Lot Acres: 2.01
Roof Type: Composition Shingle
Roof Shape: GABLE
Porch Type:
Building Style:
Fire Place: Y Garage:
Air Conditioning: Central
Heating Type: Forced air unit
Property Information
Land Use: RESIDENTIAL
Improvement Type: Rural Residence (Agricultural)
Legal Description: PP 2006-004 LOT 1 ACRES 2.01
Assessor & Taxes
2024 Market
Sale History
Garage SqFt: 0
Parking Spots: 0
Pool:
Zoning: AR
School District: Cascade School District 5
Neighborhood: Subdivision: Pp 2006-004
Property Maps
CC&R’s Available Upon Request
Altos Market Report
Salem, OR 97317
Single-Family Homes
This week the median list price for Salem, OR 97317 is $599,900 with the market action index hovering around 39. This is an increase over last month's market action index of 38. Inventory has decreased to 55.
Market Action Index
Slight Seller's Advantage
Market Narrative
In the last few weeks the market has achieved a relative stasis point in terms of sales to inventory. However, inventory is sufficiently low to keep us in the Seller’s Market zone so watch changes in the MAI. If the market heats up, prices are likely to resume an upward climb.
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Each segment below represents approximately 25% of the market ordered by price.
Slight Seller's Advantage
Demographics
Transportation To Work
Age Pyramid
Households by income
The largest group: $100,000 - $149,999 (19.8%) The smallest group: <$15,000 (5.0%)
Average Travel Time To Work
min
$50,000 - $74,999
$75,000 - $99,999
The largest group: 2023 MalesAge 30-34 The smallest group: 2023 MalesAge 85+
Dots show comparison to Marion County
Employment By Industry
School Report
Subject: 5530 Steele Ln SE Salem, OR 97317
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Report Created: 9/15/2025
Students We Serve
OREGON AT-A-GLANCE SCHOOL PROFILE
Turner Elementary School
PRINCIPAL: Lisa Iverson | GRADES: K-5 | 7800 School Ave, Turner 97392 | 503-749-8060
REGULAR ATTENDERS
Students
ARTS
MATHEMATICS
School Goals
Turner Elementary is committed to ensuring the needs of the whole child are addressed through strong socio-emotional support structures, rigorous academic standards, a research-based experiential education component, family engagement, and strong community support. Critical thinking, problem solving, and a strong foundation of curricular knowledge provide an education capable of navigating the middle school years and beyond. The most effective educational strategies are provided through frequent research and AVID trainings, focusing on best practices. Interventions are offered in both literacy and math so the needs of all learners are met.
State Goals
The Oregon Department of Education is partnering with school districts and local communities to ensure a 90% ontime, four year graduation rate by 2027. To progress toward this goal, the state will prioritize efforts to improve attendance, provide a well-rounded education, invest in implementing culturally responsive practices, and promote continuous improvement to close opportunity and achievement gaps for historically and currently underserved students.
Safe & Welcoming Environment
Turner Elementary is committed to creating a welcoming environment where kids and families thrive. We believe that by creating a safe, joyful atmosphere, kids will want to come to school and feel the love of learning.For a child to succeed, they must belong and feel part of something bigger than themselves. This is what our school seeks to provide. We desire to embrace and fulfill the needs of every student who enters our school; and believe each contributes greatly to the overall health of Turner.We believe every child possesses incredible potential to grow as learners who contribute to their community.
Our Staff (rounded FTE)
OREGON AT-A-GLANCE SCHOOL PROFILE
Turner Elementary School
Outcomes
REGULAR ATTENDERS
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS
About Our School
BULLYING, HARASSMENT, AND SAFETY POLICIES
Turner Elementary has a strong bullying and harassment policy. We work hard to create relationships with our kids and families so issues are addressed immediately and through a partnership with staff, kids, and families. We work hard to collaboratively problem solve by teaching the skills necessary to work well with others, believing that all kids have the will; some lack the skill. We provide the tools and work proactively to ensure kids possess the necessary skills to navigate peer relationships in a positive manner.
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Throughout the school year, Turner Elementary offers a series of after school clubs and activities designed to educate, enrich, and engage students outside of the classroom walls. Field experiences are valued and prioritized as an essential element of a good education. Outside Turner is a program that seeks to provide an out of school activity for every grade level, such as taking students to Wildlife Safari and skiing at Hoodoo. We want to broaden the lens by which students see the world, and allow them the imagination to dream big. Engaged, active, hands-on, brains-on experiences are an important component of a child's education that they remember long after they leave the walls of a classroom.
PARENT ENGAGEMENT
Active parent involvement is a key component of Turner Elementary. A monthly parent club meets and discusses ways to support the school and kids. Family recess and Turner Talks is held at Turner throughout the school year, to engage our families so they are familiar with the school setting and have an opportunity to express their concerns and share ideas on how to best educate our children. Each Fall we hold an Open House inviting our families to connect, setting the stage for a great year; and a Spring Showcase in April will display our learning and engage our community with fun, interactive curricular activities. We love our parent volunteers and welcome them throughout the year.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
A strong community is the foundation of Cascade's success; and we do whatever we can to connect with our community. We visit and engage with local businesses and community members to listen to their concerns and hear the voices of these important stakeholders. We listen and respond to concerns , and work hard to invite them in to our school so they have a firm understanding of how their tax dollars are being used for good. We care about the Cascade community, and it shows in our interactions and commitment to form an important partnership to better the lives of our kids. The quality of a school is reflected in the community it serves; and an important emphasis is placed on providing students with a strong sense of community ownership.
Students We Serve
OREGON AT-A-GLANCE SCHOOL PROFILE
Cascade Junior High School
PRINCIPAL: Debbie Leday | GRADES: 6-8 | 10226 Marion Rd SE, Turner 97392 | 503-749-8030
CLASS SIZE
REGULAR ATTENDERS
Students
MATHEMATICS
School Goals
1) All students and staff will focus on a school wide AVID system of organization that will include uniform binders, planners, and interactive notebooks. We will have a bi-weekly AVID Advisory period that focuses on organizational skills, setting academic goals, and social- emotional support
2) We will continue to implemplement writing strategies in our nonELA classes. Staff will be trained in a uniform writing format/ rubric to improve student writing across all content areas
3) Staff will review OSAS score, struggling student data, and Common Curriculum Standards to focus on supporting all students.
State Goals
The Oregon Department of Education is partnering with school districts and local communities to ensure a 90% ontime, four year graduation rate by 2027. To progress toward this goal, the state will prioritize efforts to improve attendance, provide a well-rounded education, invest in implementing culturally responsive practices, and promote continuous improvement to close opportunity and achievement gaps for historically and currently underserved students.
Safe & Welcoming Environment
At CJH, we work hard to make all students feel safe and accepted in all parts of their school life. There are multiple clubs, electives, and extracurricular activities that help students connect with other students and adults. Our school motto guides our climate and activities. We Are Cascade: Be a Leader and Roar Like a Tiger. Staff meets monthly in ABC meetings focusing on students who are struggling Academically, Behaviorally, and provide CARE to those struggling socially and emotionally. New students have a "First Day Buddy" who shows them around and accompanies them to lunch.
Our Staff (rounded FTE)
OREGON AT-A-GLANCE SCHOOL PROFILE
Cascade Junior High School
REGULAR ATTENDERS
ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS
Teachers
Educational assistants
Counselors/ Psychologists/ Social Workers
About Our School
BULLYING, HARASSMENT, AND SAFETY POLICIES
Cascade Junior High has a strong bullying/ harassment policy. We work to build a culture where students are protected and feel safe in our building and when reporting issues. Our Advisory periods regularly focus on Social Emotional Learning with anti-bullying/ harassment lessons. Our counselors meet with individual students and groups to understand their similarities and differences. While no public entity can ensure total protection from bullying, we believe that our strong and quick response to violations of our bullying/ harassment policy reduces the number of incidents. Cascade Junior High works hard to ensure that our students feel safe and valued.
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
9 Interscholastic Sports
- Lunchtime Intramurals for all grade levels
- Leadership/ Student Council Elective
- AVID Electives for 7th and 8th graders
- Over 70% of our students participate in our extra curricular activities throughout the year
- Music Classes- Choir, Beginning Band, Advanced Band
- After School Tutoring Support
- After School Clubs including Art, Fishing, Outdoor Games, and Video Games
PARENT ENGAGEMENT
Cascade Junior High School has an inviting and open door policy regarding parents in our school. There are opportunities for parents to volunteer at Outdoor School along with assisting at sporting events. We also have an Open House/ Ice Cream Social before school starts. This is an opportunity where students and families are able to tour the school, practice schedules, meet teachers, try to open lockers, ask any question, followed by eating ice cream on the front lawn. In April our students perform in the Junior High Talent Show. Additionally, every May we hold an annual Sixth Grade Parent/ Orientation night where families learn about life in middle school. Lastly, in June, we offer our 8th grade Promotion Ceremony that is open to all families of students passing the 8th grade.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
We have large events where community members can participate and experience all Cascade Junior High School has to offer. In the fall we have an Open House/ Ice Cream Social where families and students can practice their student's schedule. We have a Veteran's assembly honoring local parents and community members who served in the military. In February, we host a Valentine's Day luncheon for students and their grandparents. Our Student Leadership and AVID classes also goes to the local cemetery every year to do yard work before Memorial Day. Finally, different elective classes provide entertainment or demonstrate a skill they learned.
Students We Serve
OREGON AT-A-GLANCE SCHOOL PROFILE
Cascade Senior High School
PRINCIPAL: Pete Rasmussen | GRADES: 9-12 | 10226 Marion Rd SE, Turner 97392 | 503-749-8020
REGULAR ATTENDERS
Students
Students
Students earning a diploma within four years. Cohort includes students who were first-time ninth graders in 2018-19 graduating in 2021-22
FIVE-YEAR COMPLETION
Students earning a high school diploma or GED within five years. Cohort Includes students who were firsttime ninth graders in 2017-18 finishing in 2021-22
COLLEGE GOING
Students enrolling in a two or four year college within 16 months of completing high school in 202021. Data from the National Student Clearinghouse.
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School Goals
Cascade High School is "Committed to providing a wellrounded education where each student is supported, confident, and graduates college and career ready." We believe that all students can learn, and have unique talents and gifts. CHS will be focusing on increasing the use of high leverage research based instructional strategies, creating more opportunities for students to explore post-graduation possibilities and helping our CHS community continue to develop a growth mindset toward their lives today, and in the future. Cascade High School continues to foster the values of Community, Character and Excellence!
State Goals
The Oregon Department of Education is partnering with school districts and local communities to ensure a 90% ontime, four year graduation rate by 2027. To progress toward this goal, the state will prioritize efforts to improve attendance, provide a well-rounded education, invest in implementing culturally responsive practices, and promote continuous improvement to close opportunity and achievement gaps for historically and currently underserved students.
Safe & Welcoming Environment
Cascade High School's first priority is the safety of each and every student. We want each student to feel safe, comfortable and supported by our staff, policies and procedures. To support students, we have school counselors, on-site family therapists, campus security, and our staff has received training in a program called: Mental Health First Aid. The Cascade School District has invested in a child and family advocate, and a Family Resource Center. CHS has a zero tolerance for harassment and bullying.
Our Staff (rounded FTE)
OREGON AT-A-GLANCE SCHOOL PROFILE
Cascade Senior High School
REGULAR ATTENDERS
ON-TRACK TO GRADUATE
About Our School
ADVANCED COURSEWORK
CHS provides a myriad of advanced coursework for students:
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Physics
AP English
AP Literature
AP US History
AP World History
AP Government
AP Psychology
AP Calculus
Upper Level Spanish, Science and English
CHS provides these On-Site College Credit Classes: Health
CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION
Cascade High School has a strong offering of Career and Technical Education opportunities. We have state approved programs of study in Manufacturing, Health Services, Agriculture, and Culinary Arts. We have multiple classes in the areas of Woods/Construction, Auto Repair, Drama, and Sports Business and Broadcasting. We are also partnering with the Willamette Career Academy. We have many students attending this program to learn in the areas of: Diesel Mechanics Cosmotology Health Services Informational Technology (IT)
Construction Manufacturing / PreEngineering
EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
Cascade High School believes education extends far beyond the classroom. We have multiple opportunities for students to learn and be involved after school hours.
15 interscholastic varsity sports with many junior varsity and freshman teams.
3 theatrical productions each year Cascadians Choir program
After School Tutoring Program
Symphonic Band
Many clubs and activities (ie Creativity Club, RC Car Club, Archery Club, etc..)
Outside Cascade takes CHS students to a wide variety of activities around our community
PARENT & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Cascade High School works hard at communicating with our parents and the community. We use emails, a communication app called Parent Square, and social media accounts to keep people "in the know" about CHS!
We hold regular parent teacher conferences, family nights, ELL FAFSA night, and information specific meetings (ie college financial information workshops).
Cascade High School works hard to be an extension of our community. Parent serve as volunteers, they participate in planning our Senior Graduation festivities, and they share their efforts and talents in a wide variety of school activities.
The Cascade School District welcomes volunteers and has an efficient procedure to background check all those interested.
Business Report
Subject: 5530 Steele Ln SE Salem, OR 97317
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Report Created: 9/15/2025
Restaurants
Travis Memorial Dining Hall Corban University
Deer Park Dr SE
OR 97317
OR 97317
Stores
Kashmir Way SE
OR 97317
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Pets
Barker Surveying
Leith Petwerks
East Salem Twin Oaks Veterinary Hospital
Heavenly Wings Pet Cremation
Pet Village
Mud Bay
Kashmir Way SE
OR 97317
4th St SE
OR 97392
Kuebler Blvd SE
OR 97306
Solutions
Healthcare
Jennifer Krug Atc
Mr. Anthony Walther Atc
Deer Park Dr SE
OR 97317
Deer Park Dr SE
OR 97317
OR 97310
OR 97310
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Central Linn (541) 369‑2813
Corvallis (541) 757‑5811
Dallas (503) 623‑5594
Greater Albany (541) 967‑4501
Lebanon (541) 451‑8511
Philomath (541) 929‑3169
Salem Keizer (503) 399‑3000
Scio (503) 394‑3261
Sweet Home (541) 367‑7126
Willamette (503) 588‑5330
College / Universities
Chemeketa Comm College (503) 399‑5000
Corban University(503) 581‑8600
Oregon State (541) 737‑1000
Willamette University(503) 370‑6300
Sewer & Water Co. / Districts Utilities
City of Dallas (503) 623‑2338
City of Halsey (541) 369‑2521
City of Independence(503) 838‑1212
City of Jefferson (541) 327‑2768
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City of Lebanon (541) 258‑4913
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City of Philomath(541) 929‑3501
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City of Silverton (503) 873‑5321
City of Stayton (503) 769‑3425
City of Sweet Home(541) 367‑5128
City of Tangent (541) 928‑1020
City of Turner (503) 743‑2155
City of Woodburn(503) 982‑5222
Garbage Haulers
Capitol Recycling & Disposal (503) 363‑8890
D & O Garbage Salem(503) 363‑7923
Dallas Disposal (503) 623‑2552
Loren's Sanitation Keizer(503) 393‑2262
Pacific Sanitation (503) 393‑1031
Republic Svcs/ Albany Lebanaon (541) 928‑2551
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Republic Svcs Woodburn(503) 981‑1278
Santiam Sanitary Aumsville (503) 749‑2030
Suburban Garbage Salem (503) 362‑4949
Sweet Home Sanitation(541) 367‑2535
Valley Recycling & Disposal (503) 585‑4300
Albany Democrat Herald(541) 926‑2211
Corvallis Gazette Times (541) 758‑9581
Keizer Times (503) 390‑1051
Polk County Itemizer Observer (503) 623‑2373
Salem Monthly (503) 540‑0022
Silverton Appeal Tribune (503) 873‑8385
Statesman Journal(800) 452‑2511
The Oregonian (800) 452‑1420
The Stayton Mail (503) 769‑6337 USA Today (800) 872‑0001
United States Post Office
General Information(800) 275‑8777
Sewer & Water Co. / Districts
City of Albany (541) 917‑7547
Newspaper Transportation
City of Aumsville (503) 749‑2030
City of Brownsville(541) 466‑5666
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Consumers Power800.872.9036
NW Natural Gas 800.422.4012
Pacific Power 888.221.7070
Portland General Electric800.542.8818
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Dept. of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
Albany (541) 967‑2014
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Lebanon Sweet Home(541) 451‑1145
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Woodburn (503) 982‑9961
Major Hospitals / Medical Ctr. Cable / Internet / Telephone
Good Samaritan Regional(541) 768‑5111
Salem Hospital (503) 561‑5200
Samaritan Albany General (541) 812‑4000
Samaritan Lebanon Community (541) 258‑2101
Santiam Memorial Stayton (503) 769‑2175
Silverton Hospital(503) 873‑1500
W.Valley Hospital Dallas(503) 623‑8301
Albany Transit System (541) 917‑7667
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Alyrica Satellite (541) 929‑3330
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Charter (844) 267‑6094
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Dish Network (800) 333‑3474
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Frontier Communications(800) 921‑8101
MCI (800) 444‑3333
North Star Satellite LLC(503) 585‑0332
Cable / Internet / Telephone (Cont.)Municipalities (Cont.)
Pioneer Telephone (888) 929‑1014
Scio Mutual Telephone (503) 394‑3366
Sprint (888) 211‑4727
Willamette Broadband(888) 222‑5314
Entertainment
Elsinore Theater (503) 375‑3574
Hult Center for the Performing Arts (541) 682‑5000
Bob Keefer Center for Sports & Recreation (541) 736‑4544
Oregon State Tickets (541) 737‑2784
Willamette Valley Babe Ruth (541) 741‑2417
Attractions
Bush's Pasture Park(503) 930‑2734
Cascades Raptor Center(541) 485‑1320
Corvallis Farmer's Market(541) 740‑1542
Enchanted Forest Theme Park (503) 363‑3060
Gilbert House Children's Museum (503) 371‑3631
Museum of Natural and Cultural History (541) 346‑3024
Oregon State Capitol(503) 986‑1388
Owen Rose Garden(541) 682‑4800
Salem's Riverfront Carousel (503) 540‑0374
Schreiner's Iris Gardens(503) 393‑3232
Silver Falls State Park(503) 873‑8681
The Historic Carousel and Museum (541) 497‑2934
Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm(503) 634‑2243 World of Speed (503) 563‑6444
Municipalities
Albany Visitors Association (541) 928‑0911
Dallas Area Chamber of Commerce (503) 623‑2564
Lebanon Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center (541) 258‑7164
Monmouth Independce Area Chamber of Com‑ merce & Visitor Center (503) 838‑4268
Sweet Home Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Center (541) 367‑6186
