equestrian real estate in oregon: Scio Oregon Real Estate in Review 2019
- 02/04/20 12:52 PM
How did the real estate market in Scio hold up last year? What can we expect this year? I have combed through the local MLS board to cull the data to answer your questions, and more! See the infograph below to learn more about the Scio Oregon real estate market trends. The data is broken into sections by acreage size, such as 1-4.99 acres, or 5-9.99 acres with a house. … (2 comments)
equestrian real estate in oregon: Oregon Equestrian Real Estate
- 03/10/14 08:48 AM
Equestrian Real Estate is different than just your typically residential real estate. For starters, if you are buying or selling equine property, you probably want to find an agent that specializes in your type of real estate, or at least has experience in that department. Equestrian focused real estate agents will be able to guide and protect their buyers with their first hand experience of horses, the local community, the local regulations and real estate practices. They are use to dealing with wells, septics, county regulations and locating where the local trail heads are. Need a riding club to join? They can direct … (2 comments)
Sellers can still realistically expect 94% of their asking price (assuming it is priced according to the market) according to the market data from August 2010.
The average days on the market is pushing 5 months, at 144 days. Polk County of Oregon saw 6 acreage homes sell in the month of August, this is up 2 properties from July. The average sold price of those acreage homes was $293,000, down 12% from July. There are currently 111 active listings of homes with acreage in Polk county and just 5 … (1 comments)
Ok, I had to do it! Squeeze in one last mini vacation before the weather turns bad. My good friend Tiffany and I packed up my truck, loaded the horses in the trailer and headed about 2 1/2 hours from Salem Oregon to Whitefish Horse Camp.
The weather was great, we avoided all the rain in the valley. My young Friesian mare was a real trooper! Long trail rides, even went into the lakes and crossed several bridges. This was only our second camp out … (8 comments)
equestrian real estate in oregon: Linn County Oregon Acreage Property Stats for July 2010
- 08/20/10 12:07 PM
Linn County Oregon Acreage Property Stats for July 2010 Minor improvements were seen last month, starting with a 179 day average market time, practically a 2 month improvement over June. Sellers, 14 of them, received 96% of their asking price at an average of just $260,628. However, there were 37 new listings taken in Linn County Oregon for the month of July, with an average asking price of $351,622. At the moment, there are a total of 226 acreage homes listed in Linn County Oregon, while only 23 (10%) are in escrow. Bottom line? There is a large inventory of … (0 comments)
equestrian real estate in oregon: Linn County Oregon Acreage Property Stats for June 2010
- 08/20/10 11:52 AM
Linn County Oregon Acreage Property Stats for June 2010 All indicators in June pointed again to a buyer's market. Average time on the market for homes that sold was 238 days, almost 8 months! Fourteen Sellers did receive an average of 95% of their asking price, or $274,532. There were 29 new listings added to the acreage market in Linn County Oregon, with an average asking price of $321,489.
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equestrian real estate in oregon: Marion County Oregon Acreage Market Stats for July 2010
- 08/20/10 11:37 AM
Marion County Oregon Acreage Market Stats for July 2010 July saw minor improvements for acreage property sales. The average market time was just 126, barely over 4 months. This is just about normal for our Marion County Market. The average list to sale ratio held study from June, still at 94% into July. There were fewer listings taken in the month of July, only 27 compared to 37 in June. The average list price of those new listings dropped slightly to $462,018. Again for July, 17 homes on acreage sold, with an average sold price of $329,070. The average sold price … (0 comments)
equestrian real estate in oregon: Marion County Oregon Acreage market stats for June 2010
- 08/20/10 11:22 AM
Marion County Oregon Acreage market stats for June 2010 With an average market time of 4.5 months for the homes that sold with acreage in Marion County Oregon, they sold for 94% of their asking price in June. This ratio is down slightly from 97% back in May. There were 37 new acreage homes in Marion County Oregon added to the market, with an average asking price of $489,362. Seventeen properties sold with an average selling price of $334,323. Looking for more information about living in Marion County Oregon?
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equestrian real estate in oregon: Acreage Market Stats for Salem/Keizer Oregon July 2010
- 08/20/10 05:49 AM
Acreage Market Stats for Salem and Keizer Oregon in the month of July 2010 July appeared to improve over the month of June. The Days On Market of the homes that actually Sold, fell to 120. That's 55 days faster than June. The average List to Sale ratio incresed to 94%, good news for sellers! With 31 additional acreage homes listed in July, the competition continues to increase as just 9 acreage and horse property owners sold around Salem and Keizer Oregon in July. The average sold price of the 9 acreage and horse properties that sold was $345,311, a 17% decrease from June. … (0 comments)
equestrian real estate in oregon: Too hot to sell Oregon Horse Property, I am headed to the River!
- 08/15/10 03:46 AM
Too hot to sell Oregon Horse Property today Ok, it's like 100 degrees outside, (we usually only see these temps for 1-2 weeks a year around here) and I am just too hot to sell Oregon Horse Property today. A friend of ours just called to see if we were going to a BBQ, we said no, it's just too hot. So he offered us his house because they will be gone all day-they live right on the Santiam River!!! Just dug out my swim suit and beach towel, gonna go make sure all the horses have cool water and then … (7 comments)
equestrian real estate in oregon: Horse Owners love trail riding in Oregon
- 06/17/10 06:05 AM
Horse Owners love trail riding in Oregon As a multiple horse owner living in Salem, Oregon, I love to explore new trails. While I haven't been to all of them, I have visited most around the valley and the West edge of the Cascade mountains. I often meet horse owners who would like to get out and trail ride, but don't know where to go. I have created a map of horse camps and trail heads around the Willamette Valley of Oregon.
View Willamette Valley Horse Trails and Campground in a larger map I will be adding photos from previous and … (1 comments)
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