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October
11

Is Central Oregon Real Estate Moving to a Balanced Market?

In Q3 2024, the Bend Oregon Real Estate market and surrounding communities experienced a change, moving closer to a balanced market after many years of being a seller's market. The number of listings grew, days on market increased, but prices appear to have leveled off, at least within Bend and Redmond. In Bend, Redmond, Powell Butte and Black Butte Ranch, the number of sold homes increased as third quarter 2024 also saw mortgage interest rates drop. Outside of Redmond and Sunriver, all of the Central Oregon real estate markets saw an increase in new listings year over year, many above 20%. This can partly be attributed to sellers recognizing that with lower mortgage interest rates, the cost of their replacement property would be less and the delayed move they planned on taking could finally happen.

October
9

What's in the October 2024 Bend Premier Real Estate Newsletter?

  • Bend Home Sales Are Up
  • Easy Cheeseburger Soup
  • Fall Activities in Central Oregon
  • Canyon Meadow Hike
  • The Top Three Reasons Affordability is Improving
October
7

Bend Home Sales Up With More Inventory and Lower Mortgage Rates

It appears that the tide has turned and Bend home buyers are now experiencing lower prices, more choices with more inventory, and better interests rates. This has enabled more buyers to enter the market and more sellers to have confidence listing their home, knowing that their replacement property will cost less than it did just six months ago. This has generated more early fall business than we normally see and a more balanced Bend real estate market.

When September 2024 is compared with September 2023, the following changes to Bend home sales can be noted:

  • Average sales price down 11.3% to $837,153*
  • Median sales price down 4...

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October
3

Seeing your house sit on the market without any bites is the ultimate frustration. And unfortunately, some sellers are in that tricky spot today.

According to data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the average time a house spends on the market has increased over the past few years (see graph below):

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September
12

What's in the September 2024 Bend Premier Real Estate Newsletter?

  • Are Lower Mortgage Rates Spurring Bend Sales?
  • Summertime Fruit Salad
  • 10 Things to Do in September
  • Take the Climbers Trail to Middle Sister
  • Early Forecasts for the 2025 Housing Market

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