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Portland, Oregon Residential Property Appreciation

Metro Portland Area

Yr to date
Avg Price
Avg Mkt Days Avg Appreciation
North Portland $234500 113 -5.1%
NE Portland $297100 107 -3.0%
SE Portland $240800 127 -6.2%
Gresham / Troutdale $228200 167 -9.1%
Milwaukie / Clackamas $296300 185 -8.2%
Oregon City / Canby $299800 147 -9.0%
Lake Oswego / West Linn $484400 178 -9.1%
West Portland $446000 135 -2.6%
NW Portland / Washington County $363000 126 -5.8%
Beaverton / Aloha $249000 145 -6.6%
Tigard / Wilsonville $320700 158 -8.0%
Hillsboro / Forest Grove $245500 165 -9.6%

Data: June 8, 2009
Source: RMLS Area Report Metro Portland & Adjacent Regions

Dave's Commentary on the Portland Real Estate Market:

RMLS numbers reflect a reduction in Portland's housing inventory. We're down to an 11 month supply for April's final figures. This is a good sign that the market is starting to improve. Typically the amount of homes for sale rises in spring as do the number of closed sales. A reduction in overall inventory means that buyers are purchasing at a faster rate than homes are being listed for sale.

Working with buyers provides me an opportunity to interact with listing agents when out showing homes. I always ask other agents what their offices are seeing and what that person's take on the market is. Lately it's all been the same. Business is up!

Comments vary across the range of course but the majority of agents I've spoken with are raving about the amount of buyers they're currently working with. While May's inventory numbers are not out yet it's exciting to anticipate. My guess is that it'll be down even more, showing more market improvement.

RMLS data shows dwindling appreciation figures so keep in mind that these are a reflection of activity 3 -6 month's ago. Forecasts are still fairly abundant that late 3rd quarter/early 4th will show we've reached a plateau. By the time the media starts reporting on such buyers will start seeing sellers being less desperate.

Dave's prediction; We're getting very close to bottoming out or may have already done so. Buyers closing in 2009 will reap huge benefits 5 years from now. Fence sitters need to make their move.

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