eugene oregon real estate: I'm changing agencies to provide better service! - 09/13/09 02:42 AM
I hope you and your loved ones have enjoyed a wonderful summer!
For me, these have been busy and exciting times. Over the past 16 months I have helped twenty five clients buy or sell their homes, protecting their interests during the process, and skillfully negotiating to ensure they received fair
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eugene oregon real estate: May 2009 Real estate sales: Eugene, Springfield, Cottage Grove, Creswell and greater Lane County Oregon Market update. - 06/17/09 05:26 PM
After posting record high levels of housing inventory in January, the estimated monthly supply of available homes in Lane County has dropped to 8.1 months in May. One year ago this month the number was 8.6
The average home sale price in May 2009 was $224,200 (down 15.5% from May 2008),
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eugene oregon real estate: 3709 Kevington: Solid 3 bed 2 bath home with many upgrades in great Southwest Eugene community - 06/09/09 02:06 AM
The owner of this cute home within walking distance to Churchill High School has made a number of investments over the last two years to increase it's value to the next owner.
New roof
New Exterior Paint
New Concrete drive & patio
Improved Landscaping
New Carpet
New Plantation blinds.
Furnace
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eugene oregon real estate: March 2009 Real estate sales: Eugene, Springfield, Cottage Grove, Creswell and greater Lane County Oregon Market update. - 04/15/09 06:36 PM
We're still in a strong "buyers market", but home sales are up nearly 35% since February.
The current available inventory of 1,919 residential properties would last 9.7 months, down 52.9% from a record high of 20.6 months in January 2009.
Comparing March 2009 with March 2008, closed sales dropped 19.9% and
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eugene oregon real estate: February 2009 sales data: Lane County Real Estate Market update. - 03/13/09 03:31 PM
As anticipated, sales activity in the Greater Lane County area showed gains compared to January 2009, but continued to slide when compared to February 2008.
Comparing February 2009 with February 2008, closed sales dropped 31.8% and pending sales fell 16.4%.
Perhaps the best news is that our average local
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eugene oregon real estate: October 2008 by the numbers: Lane County Real Estate Market update. - 11/17/08 01:22 AM
Inventory, listings, sales, and sale prices decline for the October 2008 reporting period.
Each month the RMLS (Regional Multiple Listing Service) publishes market statistics for it's service area. As a Eugene area Realtor I focus on the data for Lane County. Being intimately familiar with these numbers helps me to
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eugene oregon real estate: So much to feel good about these days! - 10/29/08 12:16 PM
My hard work this summer has translated into a lot of business (and more hard work) this fall. It feels good to be managing 4 pending deals, working with great buyers and sellers, and having the satisfaction of succeeding in a challenging market.
I now it's not fashionable to wax
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eugene oregon real estate: Why should the seller pay for an inspection? - 10/20/08 10:50 AM
I encourage every one of my sellers to get a whole house and pest and dryrot inspection up front, before I list their home in the MLS and launch the marketing campaign. Sometimes the reaction I get is "That's the buyers responsibility - why should I pay for an inspection?"
This
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eugene oregon real estate: September 2008 by the numbers: Lane County Real Estate Market update - 10/17/08 02:48 AM
Inventory, listings, sales, and sale prices decline for the September 2008 reporting period.
Each month the RMLS (Regional Multiple Listing Service) publishes market statistics for it's service area. As a Eugene area Realtor I focus on the data for Lane County. Being intimately familiar with these numbers helps me to
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eugene oregon real estate: Wildlife in Eugene Oregon's Laurel Hill Valley - 10/10/08 12:15 PM
The Laurel Hill Valley is a unique little enclave in East Eugene. The main route in, Riverview Street, is poorly maintained, and without sidewalks, which adds a rural flavor, and there is an intersting mix of old and new development in this peaceful neighborhood.
I was dropping off flyers at
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eugene oregon real estate: Eugene/Springfield's top blogging loan officer! - 10/07/08 12:09 PM
I hope I'm the first to congratulate Fred Chamberlin on reaching 60,000 points on Active Rain in just a few months!
Fred is an encyclopedia of information in the world of Real Estate finance, with a high expertise in government loan programs of all kinds, and his blog should be required
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eugene oregon real estate: Don't over-remodel! (unless you feel like it). - 10/06/08 12:54 AM
According to a survey by Remodeling magazine, homeowners can expect less of a return on upgrades than in the recent past.
In the bubble years of '05 & '06, nearly half the projects undertaken could be expected to return up to 90 cents on the dollar, but in the past
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eugene oregon real estate: little house, BIG lot, competitive price! - 10/03/08 07:36 PM
Sustainability in the city!
1/5th acre fenced yard - perfect for a monster garden or backyard oasis. Sturdy 1950 cottage, well suited for efficient living or adaptable to expansion. Coved ceiling, oak floor, tile bath. New paint at kitchen & exterior. Insulated vinyl windows. Convenient location within walking and biking
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eugene oregon real estate: 2122 Todd: 3 bed, 3.5 bath contemporary home in Southwest Eugene. - 09/26/08 01:57 AM
Open house this weekend: Saturday and Sunday 9/27-28 1 - 3pm.
Virtual tour: 2122Todd.com
More photos: bobbystevens.com
If you'd like more information, or to schedule a showing, please call me at 541 225-8081, or email bobby@alternativerealtor.com
I’m familiar with many of the similar available homes in town, so even
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eugene oregon real estate: By the numbers: Lane County Real Estate Market update - 09/22/08 08:14 PM
Inventory, listings, sales, and sale prices decline for the August 2008 reporting period.
Each month the RMLS (Regional Multiple Listing Service) publishes market statistics for it's service area. Being a Eugene area Realtor I focus on the data for Lane County. Being intimately familiar with these numbers helps me to serve
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eugene oregon real estate: East Eugene condo in the trees - convenient to UO and LCC, 3 bed/2 bath. - 09/19/08 02:22 PM
Beautiful, private wooded setting close to U of O, and LCC. Spacious deck, detached garage with carport, and guest parking. Open living and dining room with vaulted ceilings, large master and two additional bedrooms. Interior updates include fresh paint, new windows, flooring and fixtures. HOA dues only $25/month. This is
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eugene oregon real estate: Price reduction on this charming 1920's Bungalow in the heart of downtown Eugene - 08/22/08 04:02 PM
This charming bungalow was built in 1925. All period detailing is intact, and most systems have been modernized or upgraded. It has historically been used as a residence, but is zoned for commercial use as well!
If you'd like more information, or to schedule a showing, please call me at
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eugene oregon real estate: Clients who go the extra mile - a fantastic testimonial! - 08/22/08 12:29 PM
I'm in the habit of asking my clients for ongoing feedback on my performance, and after a close I request their input on what worked well for them, what I could do to improve my service, and if they could provide a short testimonial I can use in my marketing.
I
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eugene oregon real estate: Reconsidering the rural life on account of this sweet south hills condo... - 08/15/08 05:17 PM
I haven't lived in a multifamily building for years now, but when I walked into 59 Rockridge and saw the million dollar view and the artisan quality of this modern space I must admit I felt some longing for the low maintenance lifestyle!
I'm hosting an open house here this
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eugene oregon real estate: What does your Real Estate Agent owe you? - 07/14/08 08:20 PM
In the early days of our nation the practice of Real Estate (along with most other professions) was only minimally regulated. Back then, Real Estate agents typically only represented the interests of sellers. For purchasers of Real Estate it was literally caveat emptor (buyer beware).
The industry has come a long
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