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Market Action Report – April 2023
New Listings New listings (2,653) decreased 28.0% from the 3,684 listed in April 2022 and increased 1.1% from the 2,623 listed in March 2023. Pending Sales Pending sales (2,164) decreased
Four Ways To Sell Your Home In Today’s Market
Which Option Is Best For You? Below are four potential options for selling your home and buying another in today’s market. There’s pros and cons with each options. Check out
Check Out The Latest In Portland’s Real Estate Market News – March 2023
Year-Over-Year Market Breakdown: Sales are down considerably when comparing March 2022 with March 2023. There are a quarter fewer new listings (-25.5%) on the market than this time last year. In
Homes For Sale In Portland, Bend, and Vancouver Washington
Below are homes you can buy for $850,000 in our three markets: Portland, Bend, and Vancouver, Washington. Check out homes for sale in Portland, Bend, and…
Luxurious Home In The Metropolitan
Gorgeous two bedroom, two bath home with an open floor plan, high-end appliances and deck in the sought after Metropolitan building. Located in the heart of Portland’s Pearl District. Steps
Portland Market Report – Feb. 2023 – New Listings Down 31%
Low inventory is still the primary issue buyers are facing in our market. Even though raising interest rates have caused some buyers to put their search on hold, there are
Closed In The Gallery Condominium
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