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Monday, September 19, 2011
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Timberline Rim Recent Home Sales for Mt. Hood
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Timberline Rim, located in Brightwood and Rhododendron, is one of the largest and more popular subdivisions in the Mt. Hood area for real estate. It sits along the Sandy River and has many amenities including a pool, which is open in the summer, tennis courts, an office, and a lodge for meetings and parties. There are even movie nights for kids and community parades. Low association fees ($175/yr.) make Timberline Rim an attractive place to live.
Looking over the past six months of mountain sales, seven properties closed in Timberline Rim. The selection of homes for sale in this subdivision is good at this time.
Mt. Hood Real Estate Market Statistics for August 2011
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Market Action from RMLS provides real estate market statistics for the Mt. Hood Real Estate area market including Welches, Government Camp, Rhododendron and Brightwood for August 2011.
We have good news and bad news. The good news is for the month of August pending sales were up 133% compared to August of 2010. The bad news is the marketing time for the sales in August was 275 days. Year to date our average sales price change is down nearly 14%. That is nearly two times the Portland metro median price decline average compared to 2010.
Oregon Median Sales Price Vs. National Average
Thursday, September 15, 2011
This chart shows current numbers for Median Sales prices in Oregon for Portland/Vancouver/Beaverton area. Nationally the prices have slipped -2.8% and "the West" down -3.1% but the Portland metro area prices hit -7.5%. the Northeast is the only section of the country with higher median prices.
Mt. Hood Inspiration with Morning Coffee
Monday, September 12, 2011
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Dollar Lake Fire Update
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Dollar Fire Labor Day Update
Monday, September 5, 2011
Most of the haze is gone after yesterday's thick smoke that blanketed the Mt. Hood area. Today, just a thin haze in the air. Here is today's update for September 5th on the size of the fire, the closed trails and forest service roads, campgrounds, and other pertinent information you may need to know.
A bit of inspiration from Mt. Hood
Monday, September 5, 2011
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Dollar Fire Closes LoLo Pass and Campgrounds
Sunday, September 4, 2011
It's a hazy day near Mt. Hood today with the Dollar Fire clouding up our skies on this Labor Day weekend. This fire originated from the North side from a lightening strike near Cooper Spur. Yesterday it crept up to Cathedral Ridge with strong East winds whipping down our canyons. Limbs were dropping and power was knocked out for some local residents. Friends up LoLo Pass Road had ash raining down on their home all afternoon.
Many campers and horse campers were told to leave our local campgrounds-McNeil and Riley Horse Camp, Lost Lake. The Pacific Crest Trail is closed too. Check details on camp areas that are closed.
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