Nobody tells Portland homebuyers about this cost: closing costs run 2%-5% of the price, up to $25K on a $500K home. I also recommend a sewer scope ($100-$150) and radon test ($125-$160) on every home. Message me for your real number. #PortlandRealEstate #HomeBuying

How long does it take to sell a home in Portland? About 3-4 months from prep to closing. Sept 2026 RMLS: 68 days to an accepted offer metro-wide, from 46 in NE Portland to 108 in West Portland. Plan 1-3 weeks to prep, 30-45 days to close. #PortlandRealEstate #SellingYourHome

Is Portland a buyer's or seller's market? In Aug 2026, 40% of Portland homes sold over list and 40% sold under. Inventory is up to 3.8 months, median price is $540K (down 1.8%), and homes are going under contract faster. A market shifting toward balance.

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🏡 Skyview | 1560 NW 25th Ave, Portland
Offered @ $4,500,000

A modern architectural masterpiece in Portland’s Alphabet District

Listed by Tammy Going REALTOR® | Windermere Realty
Presented w/ permission

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Should you buy in Portland right now? 3 questions to ask: Does the payment fit comfortably today? Will you have savings left after closing? Does the home fit your plans? 3 yeses = buying can make sense. Not yet? Wait with a plan. #PortlandRealEstate #HomeBuying

Portland's median home price was $549K in August 2026, but the number that matters is your monthly payment.

At 10% down and 7.03%, that's ~$3,297/mo in principal & interest, before taxes, insurance, HOA.

Start with the payment, not the price.

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Pick your Portland neighborhood by your Tuesday, not the listing photos. 🏡 Nature play in Sellwood-Moreland, errands in Woodstock, room to roam near Gabriel Park, splash pads by Kenton, big-park walks in Laurelhurst. #Portland #PortlandRealEstate #MovingToPortland #PDX

Stop comparing home prices in Portland. Compare what you'll actually pay each month. Taxes, insurance, utilities, and repairs can add hundreds or more, and two same-priced homes can cost very different amounts to own.

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Two people earning the same $120K salary in Portland — only one qualifies for the home they want. Why? Your debt-to-income ratio matters as much as your paycheck. Down payment, credit, and existing debt all shift your real number. DM me to find yours.

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That "cheap" fixer-upper in PDX/Vancouver might not be cheap. Cosmetic fixes (paint, flooring)? Good opportunity. Major systems (roof, HVAC, foundation)? Can erase your discount fast. Check the numbers before you offer. DM me. 🏡 #FixerUpper #PortlandRealEstate

Portland's median home price: ~$535,500. Seattle's: ~$898,550. That's a $360K+ gap — meaning the same budget buys very different homes in each city. Thinking about a PNW move? Let's compare real numbers. 🏡

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Listing photos are a buyer's first impression. Before the photographer arrives: clear counters, pack up knickknacks, sweep the porch, trim shrubs by the front door. Simple prep, bigger impact. Selling in Portland/Vancouver, WA? DM me for a free checklist.

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