Archive for September, 2011
North Portland Real Estate Market Update – September 2011
The North Portland real estate market (which is comprised of the zip codes 97203, 97217 & 97227) finished August with 77 closed sales, which is below the 89 & 80 closed sales recorded during July and June respectively. Of the 77 closed sales in August, 16 were distressed properties (foreclosures/short sales) representing only 21% of the closed [...]
… Read MoreDowntown Portland Real Estate Market Update – September 2011
The downtown Portland real estate market (which is comprised of the zip codes 97201, 97204, 97205 & 97209) finished August with 51 closed sales, which is down from the 53 and 67 closed sales recorded in July and June respectively. Of the 51 closed sales in August, 7 were distressed properties (foreclosures/short sales) representing 14% of [...]
… Read MoreSW Portland Real Estate Market Update – September 2011
The SW Portland real estate market (which is comprised of the zip codes 97219, 97221, 97225 & 97239) finished August with 99 closed sales, which is down from the 112 & 127 closed sales recorded during the prior months of July and June respectively. Of the 99 sales in August, 21 were distressed properties (foreclosures/short sales) [...]
… Read MoreNW Portland Real Estate Market Update – September 2011
The NW Portland real estate market (which is comprised of the zip codes 97210, 97229 & 97231) finished August with 115 closed sales, which is between the 100 & 119 closed sales recorded during the prior months of July and June respectively. Of the 115 closed sales in August, 18 were distressed properties (foreclosures/short sales) representing 16% of [...]
… Read MorePortland Real Estate Market Update – September 2011
The city of Portland real estate market finished August with 727 closed sales, which is down considerably from the 798 & 866 closed sales recorded in July and June respectively. Of the 727 closed sales in August, 156 were distressed properties (foreclosures/short sales) representing 21.5% of the closed sales for the month. As of the [...]
… Read MoreNewberg Real Estate Market Update – September 2011
The Newberg real estate market finished July with 34 closed sales which is up from the 29 and 22 closed sales recorded during June and May respectively. Of the 34 closed sales in July, 10 were distressed properties (foreclosures/short sales) representing 29% of the closed sales for the month. As of the end of July, distressed [...]
… Read MoreMilwaukie Real Estate Market Update – September 2011
The Milwaukie real estate market finished July with 48 closed sales, down from the 61 and 54 closed sales recorded during June & May respectively. Of the 48 closed sales in July, 17 were distressed properties (foreclosures/short sales) representing 35% of the closed sales for the month. As of the end of July, distressed properties accounted [...]
… Read MoreGresham Real Estate Market Update – September 2011
The Gresham real estate market finished July with 68 closed sales, which is between the 75 and 58 closed sales recorded during June and May respectively. Of the 68 closed sales in July, 22 were distressed properties (foreclosures/short sales) representing 32% of the closed sales for the month. As of the end of July, distressed properties [...]
… Read MoreHappy Valley Real Estate Market Update – September 2011
The Happy Valley real estate market finished July with 46 closed sales, which is down from the 69 and 52 closed sales recorded during June and May respectively. Of the 46 closed sales in July, 19 were distressed properties (foreclosures/short sales) representing 41% of the closed sales for the month. As of the end of July, [...]
… Read MoreOregon City Real Estate Market Update – September 2011
The Oregon City real estate market finished July with 41 closed sales, which is down from the 58 and 55 closed sales recorded during June and May respectively. Of the 41 closed sales in July, 12 were distressed properties (foreclosures/short sales) representing 29% of the closed sales for the month. As of the end of July, distressed properties [...]
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