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10/27/2026

Lake Oswego’s recent activity offers an interesting look at a market where supply and buyer demand have been moving at a similar pace. During the period highlighted here, 12 new listings entered the market, 11 properties moved to pending status, and 12 sales closed. Numbers like these help show why active inventory alone does not tell the whole story. Buyers also need to understand how quickly available homes are being absorbed, while sellers should pay attention to pending activity when evaluating demand. In Lake Oswego, pricing, condition, location, and presentation can still make a major difference. If you are planning a move, looking at the complete flow of the market can provide much better context than focusing on one statistic. ⁣
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10/26/2026

Wilsonville offers more than homes and neighborhoods. It also has outdoor spaces that help shape the everyday experience of living here. Graham Oaks Nature Park offers trails and natural scenery, Murase Plaza provides an inviting community gathering space, and Villebois Community Park adds another recreation option right within one of Wilsonville’s well-known residential areas. When buyers are comparing communities, access to parks, trails, open spaces, and recreation can be just as important as the features inside the home. Exploring these local destinations is a great way to get a better feel for Wilsonville and understand what different parts of the city offer beyond the property lines. ⁣
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10/23/2026

Portland should never be treated as one single real estate market. North Portland and Southeast Portland can have different pricing, inventory, and market-time patterns, which means the experience of buying or selling can change significantly depending on the neighborhood. Recent figures show North Portland homes taking longer to sell than properties in parts of Southeast Portland, while listing prices also differ between the two areas. For sellers, that means pricing and marketing strategies should reflect what buyers are doing locally, not just what is happening across the city. For buyers, neighborhood-level data can help identify where there may be more negotiating room or where competition may be stronger. The more specific the market analysis becomes, the more useful it is for making a confident decision. ⁣
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10/22/2026

The future of Tigard housing is being shaped today. The city is working on a long-range Housing Plan designed to evaluate the types of homes and housing supply the community may need over the next two decades. For current homeowners, buyers, and anyone considering a future move to Tigard, these planning decisions are worth watching. New housing strategies can influence where development occurs, what types of homes become available, and how different parts of the city evolve over time. Real estate is not only about what a neighborhood looks like today. Understanding planned growth can provide valuable context when choosing where to buy, deciding how long to hold a property, or considering future resale potential. Staying informed about local planning helps buyers and homeowners make decisions with a clearer view of what may be ahead. ⁣
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10/20/2026

Beaverton is a great example of why real estate decisions should be based on neighborhood-level information, not just citywide averages. Central Beaverton has recently been moving at a faster pace than the broader city, which means buyers and sellers could face very different conditions depending on exactly where a property is located. For sellers, stronger neighborhood demand may influence pricing, preparation, and expectations around market time. For buyers, it can mean being ready to act when the right property appears rather than assuming every Beaverton listing will follow the same timeline. Local inventory, recent sales, property condition, and buyer competition can all vary significantly within just a few miles. Before deciding how aggressively to price or offer, it helps to understand what is happening in the specific neighborhood you are targeting. ⁣
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10/19/2026

Portland’s fall market is creating a different kind of opportunity for buyers. With more active listings available and a notable share of homes receiving price reductions, buyers may have greater flexibility to compare properties, ask questions, and negotiate terms that fit their goals. That does not mean every seller is ready to accept a major discount. The strongest opportunities often come from understanding how long a home has been listed, whether the price has already changed, how it compares with recent sales, and what may matter most to the seller. For sellers, this is also a reminder that pricing correctly from the start and presenting the home well can make a major difference when buyers have more choices. If you are considering a Portland move this fall, strategy matters on both sides of the transaction. ⁣
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10/16/2026

Lake Oswego entered September with more homes available, giving buyers additional choices while sold prices remained higher than they were a year earlier. As the graphic highlights, active inventory reached 356 listings, up about 12.6% year over year, while the median sold price was approximately $970,000, up 7.8%. That combination shows why more inventory should not automatically be interpreted as falling values. Buyers may have more opportunities to compare properties, but sellers still need to compete on condition, presentation, location, and pricing.

If you are considering buying or selling in Lake Oswego, the most useful information is not just the citywide average. A neighborhood-level look at recent sales can provide a much clearer picture of your options. ⁣
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10/15/2026

One of the best parts of learning a community is discovering the outdoor spaces that add something special to everyday life. This local spotlight features Rookery Ferry Park and its colorful recreation area, surrounded by the greenery that makes the Pacific Northwest such an appealing place to call home. Parks, trails, playgrounds, and nearby outdoor destinations can all become part of the lifestyle buyers consider when deciding where they want to live.

For homeowners, these community features also help tell the broader story of a neighborhood beyond the home itself. If you are exploring Wilsonville or comparing nearby communities, take some time to experience the local parks and public spaces firsthand. They can tell you a lot about how an area feels day to day. ⁣
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10/14/2026

Thinking of moving closer to your grandkids? Message me—even if you’re not ready to start looking.

10/13/2026

Helping someone find a home is about much more than opening doors. It starts with listening carefully, understanding what matters most, staying organized throughout the search, and helping clients make informed decisions with confidence.

I appreciate Craig R. sharing these kind words about his experience: “They did a great job helping me find what I was looking for in a home. Organized, knowledgeable, and friendly.” Feedback like this reflects the experience I work to provide every client, whether they are buying their first home, relocating, or searching for a property that better fits their next chapter.

If a move is on your mind, I would be happy to help you navigate the process from the first conversation through closing. ⁣
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