Metro Portland Area	Yr to date Avg Price	Avg Mkt Days	Avg Appreciation
North Portland	$256400	54	13.9%
NE Portland	$308300	54	11.5%
SE Portland	$293500	51	14.7%
Gresham / Troutdale	$284900	75	14.6%
Milwaukie / Clackamas	$340000	64	15.5%
Oregon City / Canby	$312100	77	12.2%
Lake Oswego / West Linn	$523900	72	13.1%
West Portland	$468400	65	8.2%
NW Portland / Washington County	$435200	62	8.4%
Beaverton / Aloha	$295100	78	9.7%
Tigard / Wilsonville	$376900	58	6.2%
Hillsboro / Forest Grove	$301800	70	14.5%

Data: March 31, 2007

Source: RMLS Area Report Metro Portland & Adjacent Regions

Commentary on the Portland Real Estate Market:

The Portland real estate market in March 2007 grew another 12.2% for from the same period in March last year. This follows the similar trend we’ve seen in the last few months. We’re still seeing some healthy appreciation overall. However, here’s a cautious note: the number of new listings went up by 24% and closed sales declined by almost 10%. Undoubtedly, price increase is going to slow down in light of the increased inventory. Having said that, the Portland real estate is still stellar as compared to the national average at 2.9%.

Despite our cautious tone, we still estimate that the 2007 real estate market will continue to be strong for Portland. We are projecting a growth rate at around 11% throughout the year instead of the 17% of the last few years. Call us and find out more about the Portland real estate market. We have specific strategies to guide both buyers and sellers.

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Metro Portland Area	Yr to date Avg Price	Avg Mkt Days	Avg Appreciation
North Portland	$261800	60	15.9%
NE Portland	$301600	55	13.3%
SE Portland	$265700	55	14.5%
Gresham / Troutdale	$275000	72	15.1%
Milwaukie / Clackamas	$357500	69	19.1%
Oregon City / Canby	$318500	81	13.4%
Lake Oswego / West Linn	$533700	67	15.0%
West Portland	$405300	70	7.0%
NW Portland / Washington County	$352900	84	8.3%
Beaverton / Aloha	$281400	61	11.2%
Tigard / Wilsonville	$378600	66	8.0%
Hillsboro / Forest Grove	$295800	57	15.1%

Data: February 28, 2007

Source: RMLS Area Report Metro Portland & Adjacent Regions

Commentary on the Portland Real Estate Market:

The Portland real estate market in Feb 2007 follows the similar trend we’ve seen in the last few months. We’re still seeing some healthy appreciation of 12.8% overall. However, here’s a cautious note: the number of new listings went up by 18.9% and closed sales declined by 7.9%. Undoubtedly, price increase is going to slow down in light of the increased inventory. Having said that, the Portland real estate is still stellar as compared to the national average at 2.9%.

Despite our cautious tone, we still estimate that the 2007 real estate market will continue to be strong for Portland. We are projecting a growth rate at around 11% throughout the year instead of the 17% of the last few years. Call us and find out more about the Portland real estate market. We have specific strategies to guide both buyers and sellers.

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Metro Portland Area	Current Avg Price	Avg Mkt Days	Avg Appreciation
North Portland	$255800	60	16.4%
NE Portland	$284200	59	14.4%
SE Portland	$261800	56	16.2%
Gresham / Troutdale	$293700	78	15.7%
Milwaukie / Clackamas	$368200	84	19.8%
Oregon City / Canby	$317300	58	14.4%
Lake Oswego / West Linn	$586100	69	15.3%
West Portland	$390800	61	8.9%
NW Portland / Washington County	$329500	67	8.6%
Beaverton / Aloha	$282300	58	11.6%
Tigard / Wilsonville	$371700	65	8.2%
Hillsboro / Forest Grove	$313600	64	15.6%

Data: January 31, 2007

Source: RMLS Area Report Metro Portland & Adjacent Regions

Dave’s Commentary on the Portland Real Estate Market:

The Portland real estate market started off with a cautious tone at the beginning of 2007. We’re still seeing some healthy appreciation of 16% overall. The actual closed and pending sales actually went down as compared to last year of the same period. This signifies that our property market is hot, but it’s unlikely to be as hot as the previous two years. Undoubtedly, price increase is going to slow down in light of the increased inventory. Having said that, the Portland real estate is still stellar as compared to the national average at 2.9%.

In January 2007, the number of closed saled decreased by 9.4% and pending sales fell by 2.2%. These numbers are still within a resonable tolerance level given the slower winter months.

From the encouraging results in January, wWe estimate that the 2007 real estate market will continue to be strong for Portland. We are projecting a growth rate at around 11% to 12% throughout the year instead of the 17% of the last few years. Call us and find out more about the Portland real estate market. We have specific strategies to guide both buyers and sellers.

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Metro Portland Area	Current Avg Price	Avg Mkt Days	Avg Appreciation
North Portland	$253700	50	17.5%
NE Portland	$295800	56	15.4%
SE Portland	$280500	52	15.8%
Gresham / Troutdale	$289200	59	15.2%
Milwaukie / Clackamas	$374800	61	20.3%
Oregon City / Canby	$370800	73	15.6%
Lake Oswego / West Linn	$454100	55	16.7%
West Portland	$467500	55	10.3%
NW Portland / Washington County	$341600	47	7.6%
Beaverton / Aloha	$273200	51	12.7%
Tigard / Wilsonville	$363000	47	8.6%
Hillsboro / Forest Grove	$306800	50	15.9%

Data: December 31, 2006

Source: RMLS Area Report Metro Portland & Adjacent Regions

Dave’s Commentary on the Portland Real Estate Market:

2006 has been an interesting year. The first 6 months started off with a big bang. The market experienced huge increases in almost every price category. Then Intel announced the big layoff, coupled with the rapidly cooling national market, the Portland real estate market slows down somewhat during the second half of the year.

Despite the gradual market correction in Portland real estate, Portland home prices appreciated by another 14% in December 2006 over the same period last year. Our real estate market continues to buck the national trend. Considering the national average at 2.9%, Portland is doing extremely well.

In December, our home inventory suddenly shrank to 4.5 months from about 5.5 to 6 months in the previous months. Fewer homes on the market means a tighter supply. This is likely to apply pressure on prices to rise.

The overall average sale price for the year of 2006 is $322,600 with a median price at $270,500. Compared with the average home price in 2005 at $282,900, the Portland real estate market broke the $300,000 mark in no time.

We estimate that the 2007 real estate market will continue to be strong for Portland. However, we are still projecting a slower growth rate at around 10% instead of 17% of the last few years. Call us and find out more about the Portland real estate market. We have specific strategies to guide both buyers and sellers.

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Metro Portland Area	Current Avg Price	Avg Mkt Days	Avg Appreciation
North Portland	$245300	38	19.7%
NE Portland	$305700	36	16.9%
SE Portland	$272700	46	15.5%
Gresham / Troutdale	$273100	50	14.3%
Milwaukie / Clackamas	$377600	51	21.2%
Oregon City / Canby	$332100	51	17.8%
Lake Oswego / West Linn	$531800	53	18.2%
West Portland	$442700	51	11.4%
NW Portland / Washington County	$389300	36	10.7%
Beaverton / Aloha	$266000	37	14.2%
Tigard / Wilsonville	$349900	58	12.5%
Hillsboro / Forest Grove	$289700	38	15.6%

Data: October 31, 2006

Source: RMLS Area Report Metro Portland & Adjacent Regions

Dave’s Commentary on the Portland Real Estate Market:

In October 2006, the Portland real estate prices appreciated by an average of another 15% over the same period last year. Our home supply, however, has gone up considerably. New listings are up 14.9%, closed sales dropped 12.6% and pending sales also dropped 12.6%. These are clear signs that our prices are going to stablize and giving buyers a break in rising prices. In fact, according to the National Association of Realtors, Portland homes are affordable again.

This certainly is great news to buyers. For one, there’re more homes to choose from without having to get into bidding wars like what we’ve seen the last 2 years. Interest rates are still at all time low, so buyers can get more home for the same buck.

Sellers finally recognized that they couldn’t continue to demand high prices without being one of the best homes in the neighborhood. How exactly should sellers move their homes then when the market seems to be cooling off? Call us and find out. We have specific strategies to guide sellers how to make their homes appealing to buyers.

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Metro Portland Area	Current Avg Price	Avg Mkt Days	Avg Appreciation
North Portland	$241800	33	21.3%
NE Portland	$292500	35	16.8%
SE Portland	$274600	33	15.8%
Gresham / Troutdale	$277600	49	14.2%
Milwaukie / Clackamas	$375300	48	20.0%
Oregon City / Canby	$346300	40	16.3%
Lake Oswego / West Linn	$596600	54	18.3%
West Portland	$440300	44	12.1%
NW Portland / Washington County	$410500	40	12.2%
Beaverton / Aloha	$271900	30	15.1%
Tigard / Wilsonville	$374100	47	15.4%
Hillsboro / Forest Grove	$288900	34	16.7%

Data: September 30, 2006

Source: RMLS Area Report Metro Portland & Adjacent Regions

Dave’s Commentary on the Portland Real Estate Market:

In September 2006, the Portland real estate prices appreciated by an average of another 15.4% over the same period last year. Our home supply, however, has gone up considerably. New listings are up over 14%, closed sales dropped almost 25% and pending sales also dropped close to 19%. These are clear signs that our prices are going to stablize and giving buyers a break in rising prices.

Having said that, the table hasn’t turned completely to a buyer’s market quite yet. It’s a slow process since homes are still moving. However, buyers definitely have more choices in the current market. This is particularly true in the upper price range of aboce $650,000 market. The below $400,000 market continues to show signs of strength.

How exactly should seller’s move their homes then when the market seems to be cooling off somewhat then? Call us and find out. We have specific strategies to guide sellers how to make their homes appealing to buyers.

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Metro Portland Area	Current Avg Price	Avg Mkt Days	Avg Appreciation
North Portland	$243400	32	21.4%
NE Portland	$308700	32	17.3%
SE Portland	$264500	30	16.6%
Gresham / Troutdale	$287700	38	13.9%
Milwaukie / Clackamas	$367800	49	19.7%
Oregon City / Canby	$316900	46	16.4%
Lake Oswego / West Linn	$575700	47	18.9%
West Portland	$433100	38	12.0%
NW Portland / Washington County	$440100	37	14.9%
Beaverton / Aloha	$272400	25	16.3%
Tigard / Wilsonville	$361300	46	20.8%
Hillsboro / Forest Grove	$293500	38	18.6%

Data: August 31, 2006

Source: RMLS Area Report Metro Portland & Adjacent Regions

Commentary on the Portland Real Estate Market:

In August 2006, the Portland real estate prices appreciated by an average of another 16.4% over last year. This is despite the fact that the number of new listings increased 9.6%. Both closed and pending sales decreased by about 20% respectively.

These are clear signs that the Portland real estate market is changing towards a buyer’s market. Still, the table hasn’t turned completely. It’s a slow process since homes are still moving. However, buyers definitely have more choices in the current market. This is particularly true in the upper price range of aboce $650,000 market. The below $400,000 market continues to show signs of strength.

This certainly is good news to buyers. In the past years, buyers have to battled through multiple offers and competing deals. Now that more homes are available for selection, sellers are beginning to make more concessions. We’re reaching more of a balanced housing economy.

How exactly should seller’s move their homes then when the market seems to be cooling off somewhat then? Call us and find out. We have specific strategies to guide sellers how to make their homes appealing to buyers.

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Metro Portland Area	Current Avg Price	Avg Mkt Days	Avg Appreciation
North Portland	$261800	26	22.8%
NE Portland	$315300	29	17.5%
SE Portland	$271300	31	17.3%
Gresham / Troutdale	$266000	37	15.4%
Milwaukie / Clackamas	$361100	40	19.7%
Oregon City / Canby	$310400	51	17.7%
Lake Oswego / West Linn	$544200	46	17.1%
West Portland	$446800	46	13.9%
NW Portland / Washington County	$448800	27	16.0%
Beaverton / Aloha	$288900	36	17.6%
Tigard / Wilsonville	$348200	35	24.3%
Hillsboro / Forest Grove	$280500	40	19.9%

Data: July 31, 2006

Source: RMLS Area Report Metro Portland & Adjacent Regions

Dave’s Commentary on the Portland Real Estate Market:

In July 2006, the Portland real estate prices appreciated by an average of another 17.4% over last year. This is despite the fact that the number of new listings increased 11.4% and pending sales decreased almost 21%.

These are clear signs that the market is changing towards a buyer’s market. The table hasn’t turned completely yet. It’s a slow process since homes are still moving. However, buyers definitely have more choices in the current market. This is particularly true in the upper price range of aboce $650,000 market. The below $400,000 market continues to show signs of strength.

This certainly is good news to buyers. In the past years, buyers have to battled through multiple offers and competing deals. Now that more homes are available for selection, sellers are beginning to make more concessions. We’re reaching more of a balanced housing economy.

How exactly should seller’s move their homes then when the market seems to be cooling off somewhat then? Call us and find out. We have specific strategies to guide sellers how to make their homes appealing to buyers.

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Metro Portland Area	Current Avg Price	Avg Mkt Days	Avg Appreciation
North Portland	$238500	25	22.2%
NE Portland	$319500	29	17.8%
SE Portland	$271500	37	17.8%
Gresham / Troutdale	$287400	43	15.2%
Milwaukie / Clackamas	$346700	44	19.4%
Oregon City / Canby	$343900	53	21.0%
Lake Oswego / West Linn	$549700	41	14.5%
West Portland	$444900	33	14.1%
NW Portland / Washington County	$429500	35	14.8%
Beaverton / Aloha	$292300	36	17.2%
Tigard / Wilsonville	$353700	48	26.1%
Hillsboro / Forest Grove	$282300	35	20.0%

Data: June 30, 2006

Source: RMLS Area Report Metro Portland & Adjacent Regions

Commentary on the Portland Real Estate Market:

In June 2006, the Portland real estate prices appreciated by an average of another 17.4% over last year. This is despite the fact that our property inventory has climbed to over 8,500 available homes for sale and new listings has increased 11.8%. Closed sales has also dropped 9.3%.

These are clear signs that the market is changing somewhat – from a totally seller’s market the last several years to a buyer’s market. The table hasn’t turned completely yet. It’s a slow process since homes are still moving. However, buyers definitely have more choices in the current market. This is particularly true in the upper price range of aboce $650,000 market. The below $400,000 market continues to show signs of strength.

This certainly is good news. In the past years, buyers have to battled through multiple offers and competing deals. Now that more homes are available for selection, sellers are beginning to make more concessions. We’re reaching more of a balanced housing economy.

How exactly should seller’s move their homes then when the market seems to be cooling off somewhat then? Call us and find out. We have specific strategies to guide sellers how to make their homes appealing to buyers.

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Metro Portland Area	Current Avg Price	Avg Mkt Days	Avg Appreciation
North Portland	$243000	30	21.5%
NE Portland	$298100	31	17.8%
SE Portland	$258900	39	17.3%
Gresham / Troutdale	$247600	46	13.3%
Milwaukie / Clackamas	$341100	46	20.9%
Oregon City / Canby	$314900	41	20.1%
Lake Oswego / West Linn	$510300	47	13.7%
West Portland	$452100	37	14.5%
NW Portland / Washington County	$382900	32	15.6%
Beaverton / Aloha	$276600	37	16.9%
Tigard / Wilsonville	$350800	51	27.9%
Hillsboro / Forest Grove	$271700	44	20.3%

Data: May 31, 2006

Source: RMLS Area Report Metro Portland & Adjacent Regions

Dave’s Commentary on the Portland Real Estate Market:

In May 2006, the Portland real estate prices appreciated by an average of a whopping 17.4% over May 2005. Given our current rate of sales, our inventory will last for only 41 days. Though the market still appears to be tight, there’s some sign of the market entering a stablization phase. The number of closed and pending sales decreased 6.6% and 5.1% (an improvement from April 2006) respectively. Having said that, we do need to analyze this information carefully. 2005 was an exceptional year by any means in the history of our real estate market. Our May data is still phenonmenal by any standard.

The Portland May 2006 market continues to show cautious strength. Homes under the $500,000 mark are still selling fast across the Portland Metro area. Much of the slower sign is coming from exclusive homes in the $650,000 and above range. As mortgage interest rates rise, more home shoppers will also be more inclined to find homes as soon as possible. Tigard and Wilsonville, in particular, are showing phenomenal growth strength. Appreciation in these two areas have reached almost 28% in one year.

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