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MARKET ACTION REPORT
Our job is to know the local markets, the trends, the issues, and the challenges so that we price your property appropriately and manage the listing period as well as possible.
The Regional Multiple Listing Service provides a report with a lot of great data detailing home sales, inventory, and rate of sales.
We share a monthly analysis of the market conditions for SW Portland Metro here.
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What Happens During a Home Inspection When Buying a Home in Oregon?
After an offer is accepted, inspections are the next key step. Here’s what Oregon buyers should expect, how inspections impact negotiations, and why preparation and perspective matter.
Dec 23, 2025
Should I Price My Home High or at Market Value to Get the Best Result?
Pricing your home “on the high side” may sound like a smart way to leave room for negotiation, but in today’s market it often works against sellers. Buyers are well-informed, move quickly, and filter homes by price first. Homes that miss the mark tend to sit, lose momentum, and require reductions. This post breaks down why accurate pricing based on location, condition, and real-time comparable sales creates stronger demand, better leverage, and cleaner negotiations from the s
Dec 19, 2025
Our Favorite Christmas Tree Farms, Part Two: Catherine's Yamhill County Guide
Looking for Christmas tree farms beyond Beaverton? Here’s a local guide to Yamhill County’s best Oregon tree-hunting spots: Sleepy Hollow, Fox Ridge, Oak Hill, Yesteryear and more. Perfect for families, weekend adventures, and anyone exploring what makes this part of Oregon so special during the holidays.
Dec 5, 2025
October 2025 — Market Action Report for Portland Metro, Polk & Marion Counties
October’s RMLS data shows a market holding its ground with steady prices, more closings, and balanced inventory across both Portland Metro and Polk/Marion Counties. Home Buyers are adapting, home Sellers are finding footing, and opportunities are strong for those who plan strategically, price accurately, and present compellingly. Here’s a look at the trends and what they mean as we move toward 2026.
Nov 7, 2025
September 2025 — Market Action Report for Portland Metro
September’s Portland Metro market stayed balanced and steady. Prices held firm, with an average sale price of $616,900, while inventory edged up to 3.8 months and homes averaged 62 days on the market. Buyer activity remains consistent, and well-priced homes continue to move. Here’s what the latest RMLS Market Action Report reveals about this fall’s housing pace.
Oct 13, 2025
Mortgage Rates in 2025: should you wait for them to fall or move when you’re ready?
Mortgage rate forecasts for 2025 point to mid-6%. Should you wait or move now? See buyer/seller pros & cons and get guidance from The McCreith Team.
Sep 9, 2025
August 2025 — Market Action Report for Portland Metro Markets, including Yamhill County and Salem Markets
Portland Metro September 2025 Market Report — Inventory balanced at 3.5 months, prices steady, and buyers gaining leverage with longer market times. The McCreith Team explains what the latest trends mean for buyers and sellers across the region, including Yamhill County insights.
Sep 8, 2025
July 2025 – Market Action Report
July 2025 brought balanced movement to Portland’s real estate market, slight price changes, longer market times, and more inventory for buyers to explore. Check out the full breakdown, key trends, and what it means for you in this month’s market report!
Aug 7, 2025
June 2025 - Market Action Report
The Portland Metro real estate market in June 2025 showed signs of balance, with rising inventory, steady prices, and slightly slower sales. Whether you’re buying or selling, this month’s data points to a market offering more options and time, with pricing holding firm across key ranges.
Jul 9, 2025
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