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Willamette Valley News- Forrest Glenn Klaffke, head winemaker at Willamette Valley Vineyards, was known for his award-winning Pinot noirs - Obituaries today
- Cathy Ann Stoller thrived on bringing happiness to her friends and family - Obituaries today
- James Lloyd Koelling devoted himself to nature restoration projects in the Willamette Valley - Obituaries today
- Cool marine winds aid crews battling fires across Oregon
- Fire crews still preparing for hot, dry weather, but say Wednesday wasn't as bad as expected
- Winds could bring smoke from Oregon wildfires into Willamette Valley this weekend
- Medical marijuana patient one of two arrested and charged with possession and delivery
- Juvenile playing with lighter ignites Salem home
- Annette Laslett Ross Davidson, journalist for The Oregonian, cookbook author and avid water skier - Obituaries today
- Ashlee K. Forsberg of Dallas dies in one-car crash
Category Archives: Salem Real Estate
Oregon Home Prices Up Slightly
The most recent Case-Shiller Home Price Index shows Portland metro area home prices increased in the past month for the first time in eight months. The increase was minimal at 0.1 percent. Yet it illustrates that between March and … Continue reading
Oregon Real Estate Update
Posted in Aurora Oregon real estate, Keizer real estate, Oregon Economy, Oregon Real Estate, Portland Real Estate, Salem Real Estate, Willamette Valley History, Willamette Valley Real Estate, Wilsonville Real Estate, Woodburn Oregon
Tagged keizer oregon real estate, Oregon Real Estate, portland real estate statistics, Salem Real Estate, Willamette Valley properties, Willamette Valley Real Estate
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Douple-Dip Home Price Drop For Oregon & Nation
Oregon and the nation are experiencing another downturn in home prices, according to the latest Case-Shiller housing study. Each month, Case-Shiller issues a survey on the top 20 housing markets, including Portland, Oregon. Nationwide Home prices nationwide hit another low, … Continue reading
Oregon Real Estate Update
What do actors Macaulay Culkin & John Candy, current local home prices, plus Oregon pioneer Jason Lee and the year 2005 all have in common? They’re all here in the latest FREE edition of the Oregon Real Estate Update!
Posted in Keizer real estate, Oregon Real Estate Market Statistics, Portland Real Estate, Salem Real Estate, willamette valley, Willamette Valley History, Willamette Valley Real Estate
Tagged Oregon Real Estate, Salem Oregon Real Estate, willamette valley, willamette valley homes, Willamette Valley properties, Willamette Valley Real Estate
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1 in 4 Homeowners Now Underwater
The Oregonian newspaper recently ran an interesting editorial on the number of homeowners who are now ‘underwater,’ meaning they owe more on their house than it’s worth. Nationwide, more than 1 in 4 homeowners is now ‘underwater.’ Perhaps just as … Continue reading
Oregon Real Estate & Martin Short, Too!
Click here to view the latest FREE update on Oregon Real Estate with some recent news on actor Martin Short, too!
Comparing Housing Markets Made Easy
One easy way compare housing markets is by looking at what’s called ‘inventory.’ Home inventory is also known as housing backlog, a fairly basic concept often measured in months of supply. So let’s compare the Oregon housing markets of Portland … Continue reading
New Oregon Real Estate Update Released
The latest Oregon Real Estate Update is fresh off the press and you can read it here now. In this issue, find out how our local market is doing compared to national trends and how New Year resolutions affect our … Continue reading
Oregon’s Economy: “The Recovery Is In Place…”
Tom Potiowsky is the state of Oregon’s chief economist. Economics is sometimes called ‘the dismal science’ and accurately predicting future events is not easy, particularly after one of the most serious economic downturns since the Great Depression. As a result, … Continue reading
Positive Signal For Oregon Housing
The new year brings encouraging news regarding our regional housing backlog. It will now take 7.9 months before our market ‘runs out of homes.’ This is a 20+% reduction in home inventory compared to the previous month. Given no recent … Continue reading
