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It's Hot on the Oregon Coast!

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Hello Everyone,

It's hot on the Oregon Coast! Well the temperature is only 58 degrees but the real estate market is getting hot. Interest rates are great, prices have fallen and the inventory is fabulous. All over Coos County, down along the southern Oregon Coast, things are starting to happen. Buyers are appearing in great numbers, both local buyers and out-of-staters. It's really time to list your home or buy the one you've been waiting for. Last weekend I held an open house and 20 groups of buyers came through and by the next day two offers came in. One was accepted and will close in a couple weeks. Sellers who have had their homes on the market through the slow winter are now ready to negotiate and there are bargins to be had. For sellers the good news is that there are active buyers looking and if the property is priced right it will sell quickly.

Posted by Debby Roth on 03/10/2008 07:13 PM

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11 Comments on It's Hot on the Oregon Coast!

MAR

2008

I love Oregon. We used to live in Victoria, B.C and would go down sometimes. It is beautiful there.

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MAR

2008

Hello Debby,

Welcome to Active Rain and congrats on your first post! The opportunities to learn and network are incredible here. Best of luck to ya!

-Keith

Debby - Welcome to the Rain, make sure that you browse the site and become familiar with everything this site has to offer. The more you browse the more you will learn. I have found this site to be really helpful to me. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to email me, I will do whatever I can to help you. Keep Posting!

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Debby, you are one lucky agent! I love Coos Bay and Bandon and my family and I go camping there every year. For people that don't know how beautiful it is, please visit, you won't be disappointed! The Oregon coast is one of the greatest places on earth!

Hi Everyone,

I just want to give a big thank you to everyone who posted a comment on my first blog! I really appreciate it. I really hope that this new venue will give me an opportunity to learn, to network and to obtain new clients and referrals.

Again- Thanks so much

Debby

Welcome to ActiveRain!

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MAR

2008

Debby - What a wonderful success story for your first post, and a gorgeous picture for us to see, too. The Oregon Coast is indeed a gorgeous area that we love to visit now and then. Welcome to ActiveRain!

MAR

2008

I agree with the comments. You are lucky to live in the middle coast. It's still not crowded and very beautiful. I have a couple of clients down there and love the area.

MAR

2008

Hi Debby - It feels like things are picking up down here in Brookings as well, but as you said, it is all about pricing things correctly. One of my listings has two backup offers in on it right now...didn't think that would happen in this market! We still have a glut of overpriced homes on our market, but it seems like homes that are priced correctly are moving. Hope things continue to get better and better for you up there as we head in to the season!

MAY

2008

Thanks for the post. CoosBay is an all time favorite area.

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