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Tag Archives: portland real estate statistics
How Is Oregon’s Housing Market Doing?
Recently released Oregon home sales information shows prices are still dropping. The good news? Our decrease in home values is less than in years past. The bad news? We still don’t know if the end of our regional housing downturn … Continue reading
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Free Oregon Real Estate News
Read the latest information on Oregon real estate in this edition of the Oregon Real Estate Update!
Posted in Keizer real estate, Oregon Economy, Oregon Real Estate, Oregon Real Estate Market Statistics, Portland Real Estate, Salem Real Estate, Willamette Valley Real Estate
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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
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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
Oregon Housing Inventory Jumps
According to the latest RMLS housing market statistics, it will now take 10.8 months before our region ‘runs out of homes.’ View the complete report here, including details like the average selling price and time on market for a variety … Continue reading
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Local Housing Inventory Normalizes
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Housing Inventory Shrinks
A recent regional housing report shows a reduction of more than five months in housing inventory. The Regional Multiple Listing Service (RMLS) indicates it will now take 7.8 months before our market ‘runs out of homes.’ View the complete report … Continue reading
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The latest report on regional home inventory has just been released. This means it will now take 7.6 months before our area ‘runs out of homes.’ This reverses a trend from the past two years, where home inventories have risen … Continue reading
Local Housing Inventory Continues To Drop
The number of local competing homes on the market dropped yet again, continuing a four month trend. We have gradually moved from an extreme ‘buyer’s market’ since the first of the year. This most recent figure means that if no … Continue reading
