Thinking of Selling Your Mt. Hood Property?
There hasn't been a better time to sell with inventory levels at the lowest we've ever seen on the mountain! Only 41 properties are currently for sale. Here's how the national inventory looks.
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There hasn't been a better time to sell with inventory levels at the lowest we've ever seen on the mountain! Only 41 properties are currently for sale. Here's how the national inventory looks.
The sales for February 2018 hit thirteen closings. We saw four fixer-uppers, two Timberline Rim homes, two Government Camp condos and one Mt. Hood National Forest cabin close. Inventory under $200,000 sits at five properties at the moment. As we head into spring we are seeing a few new home entering the inventory. Nearly a third of our inventory for sale is over $400,000!
If you're in the Salmon Valley Water district you may or may not be aware of a pending sale of the water system. It looks like Northwest Natural Gas Company has struck a deal with the water company in December 2017. The sale should be completed no sooner than 60 days from their agreement and must be approved by the Public Utility Commission of Oregon. It may have already happened by the time this is posted. Here is a link to their website for additional information.
Recently released stats for February by RMLS show only 43 active listings for sale. Inventory is the word of the day for the mountain. This is the greatest seller's market I've seen in over 10 years. Priced right and in demand properties usually have multiple offers within a day. If you're a seller and on the fence, now is the time to have your property on the market.
Here are details right from the Clackamas County website:
Project Description: Replace the existing one-lane bridge with a new two-lane bridge. The current bridge, built in 1958, is reaching the end of its functional life and is weight-limited. The 18-month construction project includes building a temporary detour bridge, removing the old bridge, building the new bridge and then removing the detour bridge.
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More details: Visit http://www.clackamas.us/engineering/elkparkbridge.html
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