Ashland is a city in Jackson County, Oregon, USA. It is near the California boarder and located south of the Rogue Valley. Ashland is well-known for its annual Oregon Shakespeare Festival that brings thousands of tourists to the city each year. Other than the OSF, Ashland also has the Cabaret Theater and Independent Film Festival which features musical and films every year. Ashland is also known for its parks and recreation areas. This includes Lithia Park which is more than 92 acres, that has two ponds, a Japanese garden, tennis courts, public greens, outdoor stage, and hiking trails. Population in Ashland increases at 2.8% from last year, totaling to 20,078 according to U.S Decennial Census.

Statistics for November to January 2012

85.8% of the residential properties that sold from November 1 to January 31 this year including rural.

Total active listings for the Jackson County reached 1,290 houses. 51 houses were sold in Ashland for an average of 102 days in the market, getting a median price of $245,000 with a -14.0% drop from last years’ quarter period of $285,000.

The number of Ashland foreclosures (reo's) is 6 with a median price of $235,000. The number of Ashland short sales is 10 with the median of $265,550.

If you or someone you know is looking to buy or sell in Southern Oregon, contact JARED HOKANSON for a free consultation.

Median Price means the midpoint, with half of the sales being above and half below the listed number; it is not the same as average. Median prices reflect overall market trends and are not a measure of pricing for individual properties. Small sampling sizes can lead to wide variances in year to year comparisons. “REO” means Real Estate Owned, indicating bank or mortgage company ownership. “Short” stands for Short Sale, where third party approval is required for the transaction.

Statistics are based on reporting by REALTORS® to the Southern Oregon Multiple Listing Service.

Talent is located in Oregon's beautiful Rogue River Valley, just off Interstate 5. We are located seven miles south of Medford and four miles north of Ashland, in Jackson County. Temperatures vary from 20 to 65 degrees in winter, with occasional fog and snow. Summer temperatures are 65 to 110 degrees, with cool nights. Between 2002-2006 Talent experienced a period of residential and commercial growth. New subdivisions and apartment complexes. During this housing time housing prices increased making it more difficult for lower income working families to become home owners. While several other developments have been approved, construction has slowed down since 2007. It is expected that this will turn around but not in the near future. Housing prices are also stabilizing. The Urban Renewal Agency and the Historical Society meet regularly to discuss ideas for further development, refurbishment of the town, and historical preservation.

Statistics for November to January 2012

80.6% of the residential properties that sold from November 1 to January 31 this year were “Equity Sales”, all over Jackson County.

Total active listings for the Jackson County reached 1,290 houses. 16 were sold in Talent for an average of  85 days in the market, getting a median price of $144,950 with a -8.3% drop from last years’ quarter period of $158,000

The number of Talent foreclosures (reo's) is is 4 while the number. The number of Talent short sales is 2.

If you or someone you know is looking to buy or sell in Southern Oregon, contact JARED HOKANSON for a free consultation.

Median Price means the midpoint, with half of the sales being above and half below the listed number; it is not the same as average. Median prices reflect overall market trends and are not a measure of pricing for individual properties. Small sampling sizes can lead to wide variances in year to year comparisons. “REO” means Real Estate Owned, indicating bank or mortgage company ownership. “Short” stands for Short Sale, where third party approval is required for the transaction.

Statistics are based on reporting by REALTORS® to the Southern Oregon Multiple Listing Service.

Phoenix. Just over the border from California and snuggled in the heart of the amazingly beautiful and culturally diverse Rogue Valley. The community contains a lot of diverse businesses from furniture galleries right off of Interstate 5 to classic diner’s right in the middle of our quaint downtown. Area landscapes offer rivers, mountains, and mountain lakes. Several areas, such as the California Redwoods, Rogue River, Mount Ashland Ski Area, Pacific Ocean beaches, Oregon Caves, and Crater Lake National Park are all just a short drive away. The local arts community offers diverse stage and musical productions presented by Camelot Theatre, Oregon Cabaret Theatre, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the Craterian Theatre, and the Britt Festival. All of these local venues offer quality productions.

Statistics for November to January 2012

82.1% of the residential properties that sold from   November 1 to January 31 this year  all over Jackson County.

Total active listings for the Jackson County reached 1,290 houses. 10 were sold in Phoenix for an average of 41 days in the market, getting a median price of $119,500 with a -20.1% drop from last years’ quarter period of $149,500.

The number of Phoenix foreclosures (reo's) is 8 . The number of Phoenix short sales is 0.

If you or someone you know is looking to buy or sell in Southern Oregon, contact JARED HOKANSON for a free consultation.

Median Price means the midpoint, with half of the sales being above and half below the listed number; it is not the same as average. Median prices reflect overall market trends and are not a measure of pricing for individual properties. Small sampling sizes can lead to wide variances in year to year comparisons. “REO” means Real Estate Owned, indicating bank or mortgage company ownership. “Short” stands for Short Sale, where third party approval is required for the transaction.

Statistics are based on reporting by REALTORS® to the Southern Oregon Multiple Listing

JACKSONVILLE, OREGON

Jacksonville, is located just over the California and Oregon border of I-5. Jacksonville is an 11 hour drive north from Los Angeles and 5 hour drive north from San Francisco and Sacramento. Portland is located 4 1/2 hours north on I-5 and Seattle is 7 hours north of Jacksonville. The temperature is moderate and the seasons gloriously distinctive. Early spring is a show of wildflowers, pear and cherry blossoms with lots of sun and rainbows and occasional light showers. Summers are warm, and sunny. Winterbrings sporadic showers and an occasional dusting of snow.

Statistics for November to January 2012

90.8% of the residential properties that sold from November 1 to January 31 this year were "FORECLOSURE (REO’S) sales”, totaling 76 FORECLOSURE (REO’S) houses all over Jackson County.

Total active listings for the Jackson County reached 1,290 houses. 8 were sold in Jacksonville for an average of 136 days in the market, getting a median price of $260,750 with a -1.6% drop from last years’ quarter period of $265,000.

The number of Jacksonville foreclosures (reo's) is 0. The number of Jacksonville short sales is 1.

If you or someone you know is looking to buy or sell in Southern Oregon, contact JARED HOKANSON for a free consultation.

Median Price means the midpoint, with half of the sales being above and half below the listed number; it is not the same as average. Median prices reflect overall market trends and are not a measure of pricing for individual properties. Small sampling sizes can lead to wide variances in year to year comparisons. “REO” means Real Estate Owned, indicating bank or mortgage company ownership. “Short” stands for Short Sale, where third party approval is required for the transaction.

Statistics are based on reporting by REALTORS® to the Southern Oregon Multiple Listing

NORTHWEST MEDFORD, OREGON

Medford is a city in Jackson County, Oregon, United States. Based on the 2010 US Census, the city had a total population of 74,907 and a metropolitan area population of 207,010, making the Medford 4th largest metro area in Oregon. Medford is located approximately 27 miles (43 km) north of the northern California border at 42.3°N. Medford's climate is considerably warmer, both in summer and winter. Summer often includes as many as ninety days over 32 °C, with temperatures over 38 °C common in July and August. Medford's economy is driven primarily by the health care industry. For recreation and parks Medford have some like the Alba Park, Bear Creek Park, Roxy Ann Peak and Prescott Park, and the Vogel Plaza.

Statistics for November to January 2012

62.5% of the residential properties that sold from November 1 to January 31 this year were "FORECLOSURE (REO’S) sales”, totaling 24 FORECLOSURE (REO’S) houses all over Jackson County.

Total active listings for the Jackson County reached 1,290 houses. 18 were sold in Northwest Medford for an average of 40 days in the market, getting a median price of $107,600 with a 27.5% increase from last years’ quarter period of $84,363.

The number of Northwest Medford foreclosures (reo's) is 12 with a median price of $109,600. The number of Northwest Medford short sales is 5.

If you or someone you know is looking to buy or sell in Southern Oregon, contact JARED HOKANSON for a free consultation.

Median Price means the midpoint, with half of the sales being above and half below the listed number; it is not the same as average. Median prices reflect overall market trends and are not a measure of pricing for individual properties. Small sampling sizes can lead to wide variances in year to year comparisons. “REO” means Real Estate Owned, indicating bank or mortgage company ownership. “Short” stands for Short Sale, where third party approval is required for the transaction.

Statistics are based on reporting by REALTORS® to the Southern Oregon Multiple Listing

SOUTHWEST MEDFORD, OREGON

Medford is a city in Jackson County, Oregon, United States. Based on the 2010 US Census, the city had a total population of 74,907 and a metropolitan area population of 207,010, making the Medford 4th largest metro area in Oregon. Medford is located approximately 27 miles (43 km) north of the northern California border at 42.3°N. Medford's climate is considerably warmer, both in summer and winter. Summer often includes as many as ninety days over 32 °C, with temperatures over 38 °C common in July and August. Medford's economy is driven primarily by the health care industry. For recreation and parks Medford have some like the Alba Park, Bear Creek Park, Roxy Ann Peak and Prescott Park, and the Vogel Plaza.

Statistics for November to January 2012

60.0% of the residential properties that sold from November 1 to January 31 this year were "FORECLOSURE (REO’S) sales”, totaling 60 FORECLOSURE (REO’S) houses all over Jackson County.

Total active listings for the Jackson County reached 1,290 houses. 30were sold in Southwest Medford for an average of 45 days in the market, getting a median price of $135,000 with an -11.4% drop from last years’ quarter period of $152,389.

The number of Southwest Medford foreclosures (reo's) is 14 with a median price of $132,450. The number of Southwest Medford short sales is 7 with a median price of $134,250.

If you or someone you know is looking to buy or sell in Southern Oregon, contact JARED HOKANSON for a free consultation.

Median Price means the midpoint, with half of the sales being above and half below the listed number; it is not the same as average. Median prices reflect overall market trends and are not a measure of pricing for individual properties. Small sampling sizes can lead to wide variances in year to year comparisons. “REO” means Real Estate Owned, indicating bank or mortgage company ownership. “Short” stands for Short Sale, where third party approval is required for the transaction.

Statistics are based on reporting by REALTORS® to the Southern Oregon Multiple Listing

EAST MEDFORD, OREGON

Medford is a city in Jackson County, Oregon, United States. Based on the 2010 US Census, the city had a total population of 74,907 and a metropolitan area population of 207,010, making the Medford 4th largest metro area in Oregon. Medford is located approximately 27 miles (43 km) north of the northern California border at 42.3°N. Medford's climate is considerably warmer, both in summer and winter. Summer often includes as many as ninety days over 32 °C, with temperatures over 38 °C common in July and August. Medford's economy is driven primarily by the health care industry. For recreation and parks Medford have some like the Alba Park, Bear Creek Park, Roxy Ann Peak and Prescott Park, and the Vogel Plaza.

Statistics for November to January 2012

65.2% of the residential properties that sold from November 1 to January 31 this year were "FORECLOSURE (REO’S) sales”, totaling 256 FORECLOSURE (REO’S) houses all over Jackson County.

Total active listings for the Jackson County reached 1,290houses. 141 were sold in East Medford for an average of 79 days in the market, getting a median price of $169,000 with an 6.5% increase from last years’ quarter period of $159,500.

The number of East Medford foreclosures (reo's) is 52 with a median price of $162,500. The number of East Medford short sales is 30 with a median price of $139,750.

If you or someone you know is looking to buy or sell in Southern Oregon, contact JARED HOKANSON for a free consultation.

Median Price means the midpoint, with half of the sales being above and half below the listed number; it is not the same as average. Median prices reflect overall market trends and are not a measure of pricing for individual properties. Small sampling sizes can lead to wide variances in year to year comparisons. “REO” means Real Estate Owned, indicating bank or mortgage company ownership. “Short” stands for Short Sale, where third party approval is required for the transaction.

Statistics are based on reporting by REALTORS® to the Southern Oregon Multiple Listing

CENTRAL POINT, OREGON

Central Point Oregon, Centrally located in the heart of the Rogue Valley; Central Point is a fast-growing city that continues to have a "small town" feel. The perfect place to live or stay while vacationing in the Southern Oregon area, Central Point gives you easy access to all that Jackson County offers in recreation and entertainment. Jackson County is one of the most beautiful and desirable areas in the Pacific Northwest. Located in Southern Oregon, Jackson County borders California to the south and is nestled between the majestic Cascade and Siskiyou Mountain ranges. It is conveniently located along Interstate 5 between Portland and San Francisco. Picturesque scenery in every direction, and the Pacific Ocean coastline just hours away, and a wide variety of recreational opportunities abound. The moderate weather, growing economic base, and cultural attractions all add to the incomparable quality of life.

Statistics for November to January 2012 

59.7% of the residential properties that sold from vember 1 to January 31 this year were "FORECLOSURE (REO’S) sales”, totaling 139 FORECLOSURE (REO’S) houses all over Jackson County.

Total active listings for the Jackson County reached 1,290 houses. 56 were sold in Central Point for an average of 61 days in the market, getting a median price of $132,500 with a -2.5% drop from last years’ quarter period of $135,950 .

The number of Central Point foreclosures (reo's) is 21 with a median price of $128,000. The number of Central Point short sales is is 15 with a median price of $126,500.

If you or someone you know is looking to buy or sell in Southern Oregon, contact JARED HOKANSON for a free consultation.

Median Price means the midpoint, with half of the sales being above and half below the listed number; it is not the same as average. Median prices reflect overall market trends and are not a measure of pricing for individual properties. Small sampling sizes can lead to wide variances in year to year comparisons. “REO” means Real Estate Owned, indicating bank or mortgage company ownership. “Short” stands for Short Sale, where third party approval is required for the transaction.

Statistics are based on reporting by REALTORS® to the Southern Oregon Multiple Listing

WHITE CITY, OREGON

White City, Oregon is located about midway between Portland, 280 miles to the North, and Sacramento, 293 miles to the South. Located off I-5, White City is near Medford Oregon, approximately 34 miles north of the California border, and 120 miles east of the Pacific Ocean at Crescent City, California. Located between Medford and Grants Pass, Oregon. White City Climate is approximately 1500 feet above sea level; White City is protected by surrounding mountains and is favored with a mild climate. Nearby is Southern Oregon University, in Ashland, a 4 year institution. Offers extension courses at several locations and Rogue Community College, the Britt festival, Eagle Point Golf Course and more. White City is ever growing and provides plenty of horse property. The Southern Oregon Speedway is close by. Other towns nearby are Shady Cove, Eagle Point, Central Point, Medford, Jacksonville.

Statistics from November to January 2012

71.4% of the residential properties that sold from November 1 to January 31 this year were "FORECLOSURE (REO’S) sales”, totaling 49 FORECLOSURE (REO’S) houses all over Jackson County.

Total active listings for the Jackson County reached 1,290 houses. 16 were sold in White City for an average of  25 days in the market, getting a median price of $104,429 with a -10.2% drop from last years’ quarter period of $116,250.

The number of White City foreclosures (reo's) is 5 with a median price of $89,000. The number of White City short sales is 6 with a median price of $113,379.

If you or someone you know is looking to buy or sell in Southern Oregon, contact JARED HOKANSON for a free consultation.

Median Price means the midpoint, with half of the sales being above and half below the listed number; it is not the same as average. Median prices reflect overall market trends and are not a measure of pricing for individual properties. Small sampling sizes can lead to wide variances in year to year comparisons. “REO” means Real Estate Owned, indicating bank or mortgage company ownership. “Short” stands for Short Sale, where third party approval is required for the transaction.

Statistics are based on reporting by REALTORS® to the Southern Oregon Multiple Listing

EAGLE POINT, OREGON

Eagle Point, Oregon is a community of 8,700+ residents located in the Upper Rogue River Valley in Southern Oregon, approximately 10 miles east of Interstate 5 and northeast of Medford along State Highway 62. Eagle Point is only 40 miles from the California/Oregon Border and 50 miles west of Crater Lake National Park. The community is the “Gateway” to several mountain lakes in the region including Crater Lake. The community was incorporated in 1911.

Statistics from November to January 2012

68.0% of the residential properties that sold from November 1 to January 31 this year were "FORECLOSURE (REO’S) sales”, totaling 114 FORECLOSURE (REO’S) houses all over Jackson County.

Total active listings for the Jackson County reached 1,290 houses. 24 were sold in Eagle Point for an average of 117 days in the market, getting a median price of $182,500 with a -0.9% drop from last years’ quarter period of $183,900.

The number of Eagle Point foreclosures (reo's) is 2 . The number of Eagle Point short sales is 8 with a median price of $200,000.

If you or someone you know is looking to buy or sell in Southern Oregon, contact JARED HOKANSON for a free consultation.

Median Price means the midpoint, with half of the sales being above and half below the listed number; it is not the same as average. Median prices reflect overall market trends and are not a measure of pricing for individual properties. Small sampling sizes can lead to wide variances in year to year comparisons. “REO” means Real Estate Owned, indicating bank or mortgage company ownership. “Short” stands for Short Sale, where third party approval is required for the transaction.

Statistics are based on reporting by REALTORS® to the Southern Oregon Multiple Listing