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Just How Was the Market in Brownsville, Oregon?

January 22, 2021Catherine Ulrey

The Brownsville , Oregon rural real estate market was on fire last year. Like the rest of the valley, the low inventory drove up the prices, as there were more buyers to compete over so few houses. Even on a “normal” year, Brownsville offers a handful of country homes for sale, as it is a […]

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Santiam Canyon Real Estate Market Review

January 22, 2021Catherine Ulrey

The Santiam Canyon rural real estate market was hot last year, regardless of the wildfires. Like the rest of the valley, the low inventory drove up the prices, as there were more buyers to compete over so few houses. The average sold price for a home on acreage in the area was $391,991, and there […]

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Rural Real Estate Market in Turner, Oregon

January 22, 2021Catherine Ulrey

The Turner, Oregon rural real estate market was on fire last year. Like the rest of the valley, the low inventory drove up the prices, as there were more buyers to compete over so few houses. The average sold price for a home on acreage in Turner was $612,799. Turner is a bedroom community to […]

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Rural Real Estate Market in Stayton and Sublimity, Oregon

January 22, 2021Catherine Ulrey

The Stayton and Sublimity, Oregon rural real estate market was on fire last year. Like the rest of the valley, the low inventory drove up the prices, as there were more buyers to compete over so few houses. The area is still in a seller’s market, with just 2. 48 months of inventory.

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Just How Was the Market in Silverton, Oregon?

January 22, 2021Catherine Ulrey

The Silverton, Oregon rural real estate market was on fire last year. Like the rest of the valley, the low inventory drove up the prices, as there were more buyers to compete over so few houses. The average home on 1+ acre sold for $595,578, and there is currently a supply inventory of just 2.14 […]

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Just How Was the Market in Aumsville, Oregon?

January 22, 2021Catherine Ulrey

The Aumsville, Oregon rural real estate market was crazy last year. Like the rest of the valley, the low inventory drove up the prices, as there were more buyers to compete over so few houses. Aumsville is a bedroom community to Salem, which makes it extremely desirable and an easy commute location. With the extremely […]

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Just How Was the Market in Salem, Oregon?

January 22, 2021Catherine Ulrey

The Salem, Oregon rural real estate market was on fire last year. Like the rest of the valley, the low inventory drove up the prices, as there were more buyers to compete over so few houses. Buyers paid on average $635,888 for a home on acreage with a Salem address last year. There is currently […]

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Just How Was the Market in Monmouth, Oregon?

January 22, 2021Catherine Ulrey

The Monmouth, Oregon rural real estate market was on fire last year. Like the rest of the valley, the low inventory drove up the prices, as there were more buyers to compete over so few houses. Monmouth is a small college town, and another bedroom community to Salem, making it a great location to live […]

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Just How Was the Market in Jefferson, Oregon?

January 22, 2021Catherine Ulrey

The Jefferson, Oregon rural real estate market was on fire last year. Like the rest of the valley, the low inventory drove up the prices, as there were more buyers to compete over so few houses. The average sold price was $5536,063, or 100.11% of the asking price. Jefferson continues to be in a strong […]

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Just How Was the Market in Keizer, Oregon?

Real Estate market Review for Keizer Oregon
January 22, 2021Catherine Ulrey

The Keizer, Oregon rural real estate market was on fire last year. Like the rest of the valley, the low inventory drove up the prices, as there were more buyers to compete over so few houses. Even on a “normal” year, there are very few homes on acreage to choose from in Keizer.

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