Week Links – April 27, 2007

Dogwood in bloomArticles have been light lately here at re:PDX (it’s the busy season, you know!), but here are a few items from the past couple weeks about Portland’s real estate market and activity, as well as lifestyle:

Portland home market coolsThe Oregonian
Condo and house prices are up over last year, but it’s taking longer for properties to sell

Amid housing bust, some markets still boomMSNBC
Buyers challenged as prices keep rising in Pacific Northwest, Texas

More Than 430,000 Foreclosure Filings Reported in Q1RealtyTrac
U.S. Foreclosure Activity Up 27 Percent From Previous Quarter, Nevada, Colorado, Georgia Post Highest Foreclosure Rates
(Oregon is 27th in nation, one foreclosure filing for every 664 homes, up 9% over same period in 2006)

Home prices fall at fastest rate in 13 yearsMarketwatch
Case-Shiller index shows prices down 1.5% in past year
(Except in a handful of cities, including Portland)

36 Hours in Portland, Ore.NY Times
Featured in the NY Times Travel Section

36 Hours in North Portland: The Real Deal More Hockey Less War
A North Portland blogger shares his version of the NY Times article (above). Note: language may not be family-friendly.

In Portland, Ore., Where Trees and Imagination Are EvergreenNY Times
The Weekend with the Kids section

What $1 Million Buys In Homes Across The U.S.Forbes.com
Portland gets a mention

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  1. » From Ron Ares’ re:PDX - Week Links - April 27, 2007 - My Oregon News Blog on May 31st, 2007 11:03 am

    [...] Articles have been light lately here at re:PDX (it’s the busy season, you know!), but here are a few items from the past couple weeks about Portland’s real estate market and activity, as well as lifestyle: Portland home market cools — The Oregonian Condo and house prices are up over last year, but it’s taking longer for […] Read more… [...]

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