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Bend Oregon Real Estate | November 2022 Trends
Bend Real Estate Market in Transition
Ask any Bend Premier Real Estate broker about the local housing market and they will tell you that it is changing. After the initial few weeks of the Covid-19 pandemic, real estate sales across the nation accelerated beyond any seen before. Lack of inventory coupled with low interest rates led to multiple-offers, tremendous buyer demand and rising home prices; between March of 2020 and March of 2022, the average price of a Bend single family home on less than an acre increased 67%. This rate of increase was not sustainable. When
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Bend Premier Real Estate | November 2022 Newsletter
What's in the November 2022 Newsletter?
- There are Many Questions with Bend Home Sales
- Green Lakes in the Fall
- Home for the Holidays - Thanksgiving
- Bend's Next Best Taco?
- Homeownership Wins Over Time
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Bend Premier Real Estate | October 2022 Newsletter
What's in the October, 2022 Newsletter?
- The Brakes Have Been Hit with Bend Home Sales
- Fun Facts You May Not Know About Halloween
- Horrifying Design Trends 2022
- The Journey to Buy a Home
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Bend Premier Real Estate | September 2022 Newsletter
What's in the September 2022 Newsletter?
- Number of Bend Home Listings Down
- Canyon Meadow Loop and Three Fingered Jack Hike
- Prep Your Home for the Season
- Here's Why its Still a Seller's Market
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Bend Oregon Real Estate | August 2022 Trends
The Number of Bend Homes for Sale is Down
We have been tracking Bend single family home sales for many years, looking at the trends, how home prices rise or fall, what the changes are in price per square foot, median and average sales price, months of inventory and days on market. We have consistently compared one month to the same month the year previously in order to follow the long term changes instead of potential anomalies that can occur over a short time period. We have watched and recorded that happened to the Bend home market when the market crashed with the housing recession. And we have watched and recorded the latest changes that happened when the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent stay-at-home orders made Americans realize that home meant a whole lot more than it had in the past & lifestyle was more important than an easy commute to the office.
Sometimes, however, it is good to look at the trends over many months to get a...