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RMLS just released market data for 2019 through the month of August, and their report gives insight to every realtor's favorite question: "How's the market?" In comparison to last year, market activity has cooled slightly. New listings are down 0.9%, pending sales are down 1.1% and closed sales are down 3.3%.  The average sales price has increased by 1.0%, from $454,500 to $458,900, while Continue Reading

We've gathered a few ways to celebrate around the city. First, you can stop by Portland Gear, to buy one of their pride t-shirts because adding a rainbow Portland shirt to your wardrobe is never a bad idea.  June 14th - Celebrate Pride with your family at OMSI. There will be science demonstrations, drag performers, aerial dancers, guest scientists, and music. Youth tickets are under Continue Reading

Portland's reputation as one of the top "foodie" cities in America is one we celebrate with pride. On March 2, in Portland's Southeast neighborhood, Redd on Salmon will officially open it's doors to the public. This Ecotrust project hopes to build a food-centric, interactive space that connects the community directly with their food sources. This innovative food hub provides a space for farmers, Continue Reading

Have you heard the news of Portland getting a MLB team? The Portland Diamond Project (PDP) is the organization working to make Portland the next city to welcome a baseball franchise. At the end of November, the Port of Portland and the PDP signed an agreement that would allow for a 45 acre site in NW Portland to be developed as the stadium's location. Located just north of the Fremont Bridge, Continue Reading

The Pearl District Business Association announced their 2018 award recipients this week, and we're proud to share that Blake won Real Estate Broker of the Year! "This award is given to one salesperson who has shown sound moral character, high ethical professional behavior, excellent leadership and has provided exemplary service to clients. Evaluation will be based on the history of past production Continue Reading

If you're a Portland commuter and have ever contemplated trading your car for a bicycle, the next two months may just be incentive enough to finally make the switch. With multiple bridge and highway closures in July and August, the city will see the busiest road conditions in ages. These projects begin in July, and will affect travel on I-5 North and South, I-84 East, and I-205 freeways. For Continue Reading