Posts from May 2024
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What's Up With Bend Luxury Homes?
Are Bend Luxury Home Prices Stabilizing?
It has been a while since we have done a careful analysis of the high end Bend home market. Overall, the Bend real estate market has seen growth in inventory levels along with high mortgage interest rates and a more normal increase in home prices. The same cannot be said for the luxury market. For
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The Number of Bend Homes for Sale Is Increasing
Bend Oregon Real Estate Market Has Been Challenging
There's no denying the last couple of years have been tough for anyone trying to buy a Bend Home because there haven't been enough houses to go around. But things are starting to look up.
There are more homes up for grabs this year. The graph below uses the latest data from Realtor.com to show in April 2024 there were more homes for sale than there were over the last few years (2021-2023):
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Bend Premier Real Estate Welcomes Pam Dykstra
Pam Dykstra Has Joined Bend Premier Real Estate
Pam Dykstra has been helping buyers and sellers for over 16 years, both in San Diego and now here in Central Oregon. She is married to a remodeling contractor and assisted him in his business and they incorporated both real estate and remodeling as business partners. When she is not doing real estate she is the proud Oma - aka grandma - of her grandson taking care of him and going on fun adventures at the park, library activies and enjoying their close bond.
Pam has been trained in aggressive marketing and advert...
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Bend Premier Real Estate | May 2024 Newsletter
What's in the May 2024 Bend Premier Real Estate Newsletter?
- Bend Home Inventory Levels Rising
- Asparagus and Crab Salad
- To Dos: Your May Home Checklist
- 2024 Bend Oregon Concerts Scheduled
- Builders are Building Smaller Homes
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Bend Oregon Real Estate | April 2024 Trends
Bend Home Inventory Levels Rising
Bend real estate is entering its peak selling season from late spring until early fall. With this season a rise in home inventory levels typically leads to greater buyer interest and more sales as buyers who may have been sporadically looking for homes get more serious about their purchase, often wanting to negotiate a sale and closing before fall. Sellers who may have been waiting until spring and summer when landscaping is alive and curb appeal can be its best will put their homes on the market hoping to sell quickly. And real estate brokers may find that both buyers and sellers they have been in communication with through winter are now ready.
The April figures fo...
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