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Bend Oregon Real Estate | November 2023 Trends
Bend Home Sales Slow
There is a seasonal slow down experienced every fall for Bend real estate sales. When school starts, many would-be Bend home buyers focus on other things. While retirees and second home buyers may be active in early to mid fall, once Thanksgiving comes, the number of Bend real estate sales drop as both buyers and sellers tend to concentrate on holiday activities with home sales secondary to celebrating the season. In 2023, however, the annual slow down for Bend home sales typically seen in November was exceptional. When November of 2023 is compared with November of 2022, Bend single family home sales on less than an acre reflect the following:
- Average sales price up 3.5% to $859,650*
- Median sales price up 1% to $702,750
- New listings down 26.1% to 82
- Homes for sale down 29.9% to 281
- Pending sales down 18.7% to 87
- Sold homes down 24.1% to 104
- Average days on market up 22% to 50
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Bend Premier Real Estate & Tiffany Clark both Runner Ups in The Source Best of Central Oregon 2023
The survey conducted by The Source Weekly for the Best of Central Oregon in 2023 resulted in two winners for Bend Premier Real Estate. Tiffany Clark was named the runner up for Best Realtor and Bend Premier Real Estate was named the runner up for Best Real Estate Company. Thank you to everyone who voted for us. We appreciate the support!
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The Bend Oregon Pet Parade is a July 4th Tradition
Its hard to believe that after living in Bend Oregon since 1985, we finally attended our first 4th of July Pet Parade. This event has been a Bend tradition since 1924, only missing 1943 due to the Second World War and 2020-2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic. We arrived early for our seats at 9:00 am with the parade beginning at 10:00 am. By the time the parade arrived, it is estimated there were well over 10,000 people either participating in the parade or watching it. The pets involved were mostly dogs, but we also saw rabbits, guinea pigs, snakes, lizards, goats, sheep, ponys and horses. Lots of partiotism and fun for everyone.
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Bend Premier Real Estate | May 2023 Newsletter
What's in the May 2023 Bend Premier Newsletter?
- Bend Home Sales Take a Downward Turn
- Rancher Butcher Chef
- Downsizing for the Win?
- 6 Books to Change Your Real Estate Perspective
- Reasons to Sell Your House in Today's Market
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