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What's Motivating Homeowners To Move Right Now
Over the past few years, some homeowners have decided to delay their move because they don't want to sell and take on a higher mortgage rate on their next home. Maybe you're thinking the same thing. And honestly, that's no surprise. It's a very common roadblock and is one of the biggest factors that's kept the number of homes on the market so low for so long.
But a growing number of homeowner...
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Bend Premier Real Estate | November 2024 Newsletter
What's in the November 2024 Bend Premier Newsletter?
- Bend Home Prices Up in October
- Green Bean Casserole
- November Home Fixes Not to Forget
- Hiking Tam McArthur Rim to No Name Lake in the Fall is an Experience
- Why Buying Now is Worth It
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Bend Oregon Real Estate | October 2024 Trends
Bend Home Prices Up In October
The trend seen over the past four months changed in October when year over year Bend home prices rose rather than fell. Both average and median Bend single family home sales prices were up, perhaps a reflection of lower interest rates seen in September which enabled more home buyers to purchase higher priced homes or an unusual anomaly which was reflected with a large number of million dollar plus homes (over 35% of total home sales) closing. Typically in the fall,
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Bend Luxury Homes | 3rd Quarter 2024 Trends
Bend Luxury Home Inventory is Up
For Bend buyers looking for their ideal luxury home, there was a significant increase in the number of homes for them to pick from in 3rd quarter 2024. When we look at Bend million dollar homes, the categories of homes for sale over $1,300,000 had anywhere from 45% to 89% more listings for buyers to consider. It appeared that more sellers were willing to list their property in 2024 than in 2023, perhaps tied in with lower
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The Benefits of Using Your Equity To Make a Bigger Down Payment
Did you know? Homeowners are often able to put more money down when they buy their next home. That's because, once they sell, they can use the equity they have in their current house toward their next down payment. And it's why as home equity reaches a new height, the median down payment has too.
According to the latest data from Redfin, the typical down payment for U.S. homebuyers is $67,500—that's nearly 15% more than last year, and the highest on record (see graph below):
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