Bend, Oregon Fall Real Esate Update
Haley Overton September 10, 2017
Haley Overton September 10, 2017
With summer slowly coming to a close in Central Oregon, we are experiencing cooler nights and shorter days. But what does the changing season mean for the real estate market? While seasonality is a real thing, the market in Bend doesn't halt as we move into the end of the year. However, the market has been experiencing a bit of a shift over the last couple of months. See below for the most recent market statistics and information on price reductions. If you're curious about your home's value, feel free to give me a call at (541) 728-3356 We can meet for coffee and review your custom market report and discuss what selling your home would look like.
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