Click Here to see the Q2 Market Trends for Bend Real Estate and Redmond Real Estate, as well as the Q2 real estate trends in Sunriver, La Pine, Sisters, Prineville, Madras, Powell Butte, and Black Butte Ranch. In Q2 2025, the Bend Oregon Real Estate market and surrounding communities experienced a change, typically seeing a significant increase in inventory year over year with more homes, more new listings, and consistently more days on market. Buyers had more choices with the increased number of homes for sale and sellers were more inclined to consider offers under asking price. The number of listings grew, days on market increased in many markets, and prices decreased slightly in the larger markets of Bend and Redmond. However, despite the increased number of homes for sale, Bend, Redmond, Sisters, Prineville and Madras reflected a seller's market, although much less strong than in earlier quarters; Black Butte Ranch, La Pine and Sunriver were in a balanced market with Powell Butte in a very strong buyer's market with 32 months of supply.

A Bend Premier real estate broker understands the local market trends, which is crucial to properly representing buyers and sellers. We can provide insights into which areas are popular, price trends, and the average time properties stay on the market. We can also provide you with access to listings that match your criteria, some of which may not be widely advertised. We also have the first word on properties about to hit the market, giving you an edge in a competitive market.

To learn more about buying or selling Bend real estate, contact one of our Premier Agents at (541) 323-2779 any day of the week.

Redmond Oregon Home Prices Have Leveled Off

Redmond is a quick 15 minute drive north of Bend and has been a great option for those Central Oregon home buyers who cannot afford Bend, in addition to those who just want to live in a growing community that is supportive of business and family. Unlike other areas of Central Oregon, Redmond has been consistent with its home prices. Few luxury homes are found in Redmond, but rather a more homogeneous housing mix of middle class homes. Redmond home sales for third quarter 2024 reflect this consistency. Looking year over year comparing single family home sales on less than an acre third quarter 2024 with third quarter 2023, the following changes can be seen:

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Redmond Single Family Home Sales Strong

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Redmond Single Family Home Prices Up

After dropping 1st quarter 2023 from 1st quarter 2022, Redmond single family home prices rose 1st quarter 2024. The relative affordability of Redmond compared with other urban areas in Deschutes County (i.e. Bend, Sisters and Sunriver), has led to an influx of new purchasers and demand for those who cannot qualify to purchase homes elsewhere. That and a growing number of

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Redmond Home Sales Dropped in 2023

Redmond has been among the best locations in Central Oregon for middle class homeowners to reside.  Situated only 20 minutes north of Bend on Hwy 97, Redmond has been a more affordable option for many looking to purchase in Central Oregon and its close proximity to Bend has made Redmond a town from which many who work in Bend can fairly easily commute. 

Redmond experienced the same real estate market trends Bend did during the Covid pandemic with limited inventory and great demand pushing prices up. Low interest rates enabled many to purchase Redmond homes at lower prices than seen in Bend. However, when interest rates doubled in 2022, this greatly impacted the buying power of would-be Redmond homebuyers and in 2023, median home prices dropped in Redmond by over 4%.

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