August 2009 Portland, Oregon Inventory and Property Reports:
Market Conditions Ending August 31, 2009
Well after 6 months of declines in the Portland inventory by
month end their was a slight rise in inventory levels from
7.3-7.8 months. This means that with the average time on
market it would take approximately 7.8 to sell all the current
listings on the market. The average sales price continues
to on a 12 month rolling average. From August 2009 to
August 2009 the average sales price has declined by 11.4% from
$338,500 to just under $300,000 ($299,800). With the
combination of active and pending listings trending lower and
new listings and pending sales dropping dramatically it's
created an interesting real estate climate. An average
real estate market is approximately 6 months of inventory.
We are getting closer to normal inventory levels due to the fact
that very people are staying put because they don't have enough
equity in their houses with about 20% depreciation over the last
two years to create enough room to sell their homes. Also
banks are still making it very tough to purchase a home.
Right now the homes that are moving and selling are bank owned
and investor homes with tremendous value. |
For the corresponding statistical data for market conditions ending August 31, 2009 click here.
Click on any link below to see any of the previous market condition summaries for Portland residential real estate broken down by month and year:
Real Estate Market Conditions Archive For Portland, Oregon:
Add This Page To Your Reading List: |
|
|