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Join us on Sunday, September 27th at the Rosebud Theatre for Oregon Life Homes' 3rd Quarter Client Appreciation Event! W...
09/18/2026

Join us on Sunday, September 27th at the Rosebud Theatre for Oregon Life Homes' 3rd Quarter Client Appreciation Event! We’re celebrating with an afternoon of live music and good vibes — and we’d love to see you there!

Live Music Lineup:

1:00 – 2:15 PM – Widespread Haze
2:30 – 3:45 PM – Rockwork Orange
4:00 – 5:15 PM – Upstate Trio

This event is all ages and open to the public, space permitting — so don’t wait!

Douglas County Real Estate Market Update | September 7–14, 2026Douglas County officially reached 6.00 months of housing ...
09/15/2026

Douglas County Real Estate Market Update | September 7–14, 2026

Douglas County officially reached 6.00 months of housing inventory this week as new listings increased and buyer activity slowed.

55 new listings came onto the market, up 19 from last week.

At the same time, closed sales fell from 39 to 21, while pending sales dropped sharply from 63 to 31.

Here’s where the market stands:

55 new listings
21 closed sales
31 pending sales
10 returned to market
53 price reductions
642 active residential listings
130 average days on market
6.00 months of inventory

What does this mean for you?

BUYERS: Six months of inventory means buyers have considerably more choices than they did in a tighter market. Homes are averaging 130 days on the market, and another 53 sellers reduced their prices this week. That can create opportunities to negotiate on both price and terms.

SELLERS: There are still buyers in the market, but you're competing against more than 600 active homes. With pending and closed sales slowing this week, pricing correctly and making your home stand out are increasingly important.

BOTTOM LINE: Douglas County continues to move further into buyer friendly territory. More homes came onto the market this week while fewer went under contract or closed. Buyers have more leverage, while sellers need to be increasingly strategic.

Thinking about buying or selling in Douglas County? Send me a message. I'm always happy to talk about what these numbers mean for your specific situation.

Data from RMLS. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

JUST SOLD!Congratulations to my out of state buyers on their new home in Douglas County!Buying a home from another state...
09/11/2026

JUST SOLD!

Congratulations to my out of state buyers on their new home in Douglas County!

Buying a home from another state comes with its own set of challenges. When you can't always be here in person, having someone local who can be your eyes and ears throughout the process becomes especially important.

From touring the property and navigating the transaction to helping make sure everything stayed on track, I was happy to be here locally for my buyers every step of the way.

Thank you for trusting me to help you purchase your new home from afar. I hope you enjoy everything your new home and Douglas County have to offer!

Welcome to Oregon!

Douglas County Housing Market Update | August 2026August brought some interesting changes to the Douglas County housing ...
09/08/2026

Douglas County Housing Market Update | August 2026

August brought some interesting changes to the Douglas County housing market.

Inventory climbed to 5.9 months, up 1.5 months compared with August 2025. Buyers now have considerably more homes to choose from, while properties are also taking longer to sell.

Here are some of the key numbers:

152 new listings, down 19.6% from August 2025

632 active listings, up 10.1%

121 pending sales, down 13.6%

107 closed sales, down 17.1%

Median sale price: $361,000, up 11.1%

Average sale price: $389,900, up 12.1%

Average market time: 93 days, 11 days longer than last August

What does this mean?

BUYERS: More inventory and slower sales give you more choices and potentially more negotiating power. This is a very different environment from the extremely competitive markets we experienced a few years ago.

SELLERS: Prices remain strong compared with last year, but homes are taking longer to sell and buyers have more options. Pricing correctly from the beginning, preparing your home well, and having a strong marketing strategy matter more in this market.

BOTTOM LINE: Douglas County has become much more buyer friendly, but home values have remained surprisingly resilient. We're seeing fewer transactions and longer market times without the significant drop in prices you might expect from those conditions.

If you're thinking about buying or selling in Douglas County and want to know how these numbers apply to your situation, I'm always happy to talk real estate.

BACK ON THE MARKET + PRICE IMPROVEMENT4509 Ridenour St, Roseburg, OR 97470 is back on the market, now offered at $339,00...
09/03/2026

BACK ON THE MARKET + PRICE IMPROVEMENT

4509 Ridenour St, Roseburg, OR 97470 is back on the market, now offered at $339,000, down from $353,000!

Built in 2018, this home offers:

3 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Two car garage
Open living and kitchen area
Modern finishes throughout
Low maintenance home and yard

If you missed your chance to take a look the first time around, now is another opportunity!

With a $14,000 price improvement, this home is ready for its next owner.

Want more information or to schedule a private showing? Send me a message today!

Douglas County Real Estate Market Update | August 24–31, 2026We saw a strong rebound in real estate activity across Doug...
09/01/2026

Douglas County Real Estate Market Update | August 24–31, 2026

We saw a strong rebound in real estate activity across Douglas County this week.

46 new listings came on the market, up from 36 last week.

35 properties closed, a jump of 13 from the previous week, while pending sales climbed from 30 to 43.

Even with that increase in activity, buyers continue to have an advantage. Residential inventory currently sits at 5.53 months, with 642 active homes and an average of 133 days on the market.

We also saw another 69 price reductions this week.

What does this mean for you?

BUYERS: More inventory means more choices and less pressure to rush into a decision. With homes taking longer to sell and price reductions remaining common, there may also be opportunities to negotiate on price and terms.

SELLERS: Buyers are active, but they are also selective. Pricing your home correctly from the beginning and making sure it presents well are increasingly important when competing against more than 600 other active listings.

BOTTOM LINE: This was a much stronger week for Douglas County real estate, with increases in new listings, closings, and pending sales. However, inventory remains above five months, keeping the overall market buyer friendly.

Want to know what these numbers mean for your specific home or home search? Send me a message. I’m always happy to talk real estate.

Data from RMLS. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

JUST SOLD!This one took a little longer to get to the finish line, but we got it done!Congratulations to my buyers on th...
08/28/2026

JUST SOLD!

This one took a little longer to get to the finish line, but we got it done!

Congratulations to my buyers on the purchase of this beautiful riverfront property. With a large shop, plenty of space, and an incredible setting along the river, this is a truly special property and one that was worth the wait.

Not every real estate transaction is simple. This one had its share of challenges along the way, but we kept working through each one until we were able to get the keys in my buyers' hands.

Thank you to my clients for trusting me throughout the process and allowing me to help you navigate this purchase. I am incredibly happy we were able to get this one closed. Congratulations!

Douglas County inventory continues to climb.From August 17 through August 24, just 36 new listings came onto the market,...
08/25/2026

Douglas County inventory continues to climb.

From August 17 through August 24, just 36 new listings came onto the market, while 22 properties closed. Pending sales also dropped significantly, falling from 58 last week to 30 this week.

At the same time, 84 properties reduced their asking price, and 17 transactions fell through and returned to the market.

The result? Douglas County has now reached 5.70 months of residential inventory, giving buyers more options and more leverage in many situations.

For buyers, this can mean more time to consider your options and potentially stronger negotiating opportunities.

For sellers, pricing and presentation continue to be extremely important. With more homes competing for buyers, starting at the right price can make a major difference.

The market is still moving, but the balance continues to shift in favor of buyers.

Data collected August 17 through August 24, 2026. All data from RMLS. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

SOLD!Congratulations to my amazing sellers on the successful sale of their home!Every closing represents months of plann...
08/21/2026

SOLD!

Congratulations to my amazing sellers on the successful sale of their home!

Every closing represents months of planning, preparation, and teamwork, and I'm so grateful they trusted me to help guide them through the process. Thank you for your confidence, your patience, and the opportunity to help you achieve your goals.

Helping families buy and sell homes throughout Douglas County is something I never take for granted. Congratulations again, and I wish you all the best in your next adventure!

If you're wondering what your home might be worth in today's market, I'd love to help. Feel free to send me a message or give me a call.

Matthew Landever
Your Responsive Realtor
(541) 375-0921

Douglas County Market Update | August 10–17, 2026The Douglas County real estate market continues to offer opportunities ...
08/18/2026

Douglas County Market Update | August 10–17, 2026

The Douglas County real estate market continues to offer opportunities for both buyers and sellers. While fewer new homes came to market this week, buyer activity remained strong, with a noticeable increase in pending sales.

This Week's Highlights
• 46 New Listings
• 58 Pending Sales
• 18 Closed Sales
• 66 Price Reductions
• 629 Active Residential Listings
• 5.11 Months of Inventory

The biggest story this week is the jump in pending sales. Even with inventory remaining above five months, buyers are still moving forward when they find homes that are priced well and offer good value.

For buyers, today's market continues to provide more choices and greater negotiating power. For sellers, the message remains the same: pricing your home correctly and presenting it well are the keys to attracting serious buyers.

If you're thinking about buying, selling, or simply want to know what your home is worth in today's market, I'd be happy to help.

(541) 375-0921
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