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East, West, North or South Salem Oregon Neighborhoods

"I need freeway access."

"I want to live down south."

"I want to be able to walk downtown."

Those are just a few of the statements that potential home buyers make when trying to decide where to look. For those of you relocating to the Salem Oregon area, sometimes trying to figure out where our neighborhoods are in relation to where you work, or want to be can be a challenge. Sometimes it is hard to visualize where things are.

I created a neighborhood map that shows some different neighboods here in Salem Oregon, and you can click on each neighborhood to connect to a post I have written about that neighborhood as well as to connect to a link that will take you to homes for sale for that neighborhood.

Hopefully this will make your Salem Oregon home search just a bit easier.

View Salem Oregon Neighborhood Map in a larger map

Get Neighborhood Information

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or Read about the current real estate market statistics

Posted by Melina Tomson, M.S. Salem Oregon Real Estate Specialist on 06/30/2009 10:18 PM

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7 Comments on East, West, North or South Salem Oregon Neighborhoods

JUN

Very cool Melina! I created a map for some clients recently. They really liked it and I've been meaning to create a blog post. Mine only had the generic symbols on it though. How did you define the areas?

I'm not sure how exactly you did this, but it is awesome, well done. I think a lot of buyers need this type of frame of reference of perspective.

Erik I sent you a long email about how to do this. It's too long for the comment stream I think.

Mark, thanks. I'm always trying to make it easier for folks to figure out our local areas...Now I just have to write more blog posts so I can add more neighborhoods.