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Tony & Libby Kelly, MBA, M.Ed. October Residential Highlights Market Activity continues to be on the decline when compared to 2008. Pending sales fell 39.6% when comparing October 2008 with October 2007. The number of closed sales and new listings also fell, 21.4% and...... Realty Times

Salvador Del Cid Home prices in Portland are still down from 2007, but their decline is slowing down, according to the RMLS. The average price of a Portland area home in October 2008 was $324,300. This is a 5.1% decline from October 2007 when the sales price...... Realty Times

Anne Kadin For November: Didyou know that Portland was recently named one of the four best housing markets in the country? Yes, we remains in a buyers market. Yes, prices are slipping a bit. (See the note below about negative appreciation.) But There are lots...... Realty Times

Max Sinclair, MBA; B.Comm. The Portland real estate market appreciated by 11% overall in the month of April 2007. Though we're still seeing some healthy growth overall, inventory continues to increase gradually. At the current rate of sales, our inventory will last about 4.4...... Realty Times

The Sherry Francis Group The Portland area trends remain positive and affordable for a region its size, compared with the rest of the West...... Realty Times

Dawn Barry-Griffin Market activity is starting to heat up as school is out and summer is upon us.Average market time in the North,Northeast and Southeast of Portland metro area is 37days !! Average sales price continues to increse and is currently approx.$274,000,up...... Realty Times

Gretchen Skeaton Portland, Oregon is still a Sellers' Market, Just not as strong of a seller's market! It is a Buyers' Market for homes priced = or > than $500,000. In the Portland Metropolitan area, there are 4.5 months of homes in the inventory...... Realty Times

Larry Logue, CRS, ABR, e-PRO, GRI, CNHSS Year-To-Date Trends The year, so far, has generated remarkable growth in Appreciation 13.3 to 27.9%. The overall inventory is up with 2.3 months of available listings. Average appreciation in: Gresham and Troutdale 13.3 (AVG SP...... Realty Times

Marty Weil 2005 and the beginning of 2006 saw low inventory of available homes for sale coupled with low interest rates and strong demand, creating tremendous appreciation in the market. As inventory has climbed over the second half of 2006, demand has...... Realty Times

Helen Hoyt Portland has come down quite a bit the last few months- in fact the average for the whole metro area is 7%. The outlying areas are pretty quiet, not much action. The inner city- inner North, Northeast, South East and the close in west side, both SW...... Realty Times

Eric Garland Annual Appreciation / Days On Market North Portland 2.7% / 93 N.E. Portland 2.1% / 104 S.E. Portland -1.5% / 97 West Portland 6.8% / 156 NW Washington Co. 0.4% /...... Realty Times

Mike Hain GREETINGS FROM PORTLAND. The housing market is settling but should experience its third-best year in 2006, with job creation and a growing economy offsetting some of the effects of rising interest rates, according to the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF...... Realty Times

Julie Murray Listings are on the increase and sales are down. So if you are a buyer get out there and buy your dream home while the inventory is up. Sellers you need to be in the best showing condition and priced right! Price is a key factor for both the buyer...... Realty Times

Francine Corriere Summer prices are only slightly down from the Spring sales prices. Inventory is nearly a 4.5 months supply.Still seeing a high demand from recent arrivals to the city. Lots of pressure from the 1st time home buyers for close-in properties. Some...... Realty Times

Roberta Nopson Portland area home sales trends and prices vary greatly from area to area. Metro average at 331,300 with median home sales at 280,000. Market time is running about 121 days. Current housing inventory is at 17,556. This number has been...... Realty Times

Kevin & Jaquie Begemann Inventory started to come down in February from its high in January. Portland metro saw a decrease from 6.2 months of supply to 5.2 month. Vancouver saw a decrease from its January high of 9.7 months to more reasonable 7.8 months. Portland...... Realty Times

Charlie Phillips, Broker In the Greater Portland Metro area for the twelve months ending September 2008 the average sale price fell 5.6% to $315,300 v. $334,000 for the previous twelve month period. In the third quarter of 2008, there was a 15% decrease in new listings...... Realty Times

Kevin & Jacquie Begemann Residential inventory took a bump up in October, climbing to 11.1 months of supply. This was the 3rd increase in inventory levels. September was at 10.4 months of supply, coming in just slightly higher than Augusts 9.9 months of supply. The average...... Realty Times

Mike Burright & the American Dream Team The average sale price for homes in the Portland metro area "year to date" is $342,500. But "the Portland Metro region" is not anyone's neighborhood -- individual areas vary greatly from the common denominator. So let's narrow the focus to...... Realty Times

Dennis Kviz & Andi Billingslea The market continues to be in a down period with further slipping during June and July. Days on the market contiue to lengthen and inventory is building. Interest rates are still very good despite the concern in the market about subprime lenders....... Realty Times

The McGowan Group Don't be discouraged when you receive that ridiculously LOW offer. Basically, more homes on the market means more inventory for Buyer's to chose from & lower offering prices. Buyer's are paying close attention to "Days On Market" for negotiation...... Realty Times