
Redmond Oregon home sales have been in high demand over the past year. Although not involving the high end homes that are now such a component of Bend real estate sales, Redmond real estate sales have been tremendously strong since the Covid-19 pandemic hit with home prices and inventory levels reflecting an extremely strong sellers' market.
We made a comparison of 1st quarter 2020 with 1st quarter 2021 single family home sales in Redmond on less than an acre. The following trends can easily be seen:
Redmond, Oregon has often been thought as a more affordable option to Bend. And when we represent buyers looking to settle in Central Oregon, Redmond often becomes their choice when they discover what they can afford to purchase there versus what they can afford in Bend. And Redmond is growing with over 500 new construction homes either sold, pending or active in MLS over the past 12 months.*
When Redmond single family home sales on less than an acre from 2020 are compared with those from 2019, the following can be noted:
Who would have thought when 2020 began that we would be hit with a world wide pandemic, recession, work from home orders, and a Bend real estate market that was unprecedented in its volume of sales, increase in home prices and lack of inventory.
When 2020 is compared with 2019, the following reflects the sales of Bend Oregon single family homes on less than an acre:
The Bend single family residential sales trends that we saw in July continued into August with record breaking prices, low inventory levels, and a large uptick in pending sales contracts greatly impacting the Bend real estate market. Lack of inventory remains a major issue with levels now below one month supply. This has driven home prices up and led to multiple offers on many properties.
When August 2020 is compared with August 2019, the following data can be noted for Bend single family homes on less than an acre: