The September, 2019 data has been published and the price for a Bend single family home on less than an acre is still going up. Although September is traditionally among Bend's biggest months for price reductions when sellers whose property did not sell during the summer lower the asking price to hopefully get a buyer before winter hits, Bend home sales in September 2019 still reflect higher prices than the same month a year before. When Bend single family home sales on less than an acre in September 2019 are compared with September 2018, the following trends can be noted:
The Bend real estate market continues to be impacted by a limited supply of inventory, rising prices and changing seasons. August 2019 was a strong month for Bend home sales and we believe the lack of summer forest fires may have impacted our market positively.
When August 2019 is compared with August 2018 for Bend single family residential sales on less than an acre, the following trends can be noted:
The July 2019 figures are out and Bend single family home prices continue to go up while closings are down. However, homes in pending contracts have had a huge increase over the year before. When July 2019 is compared with July 2018 for Bend single family homes on less than an acre, the following changes can be seen:
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The June 2019 figures for Bend Oregon real estate trends have been published and the results are mixed. While June had a surge in new listings, the numbers were similar to the year before. And while we are entering our summer peak selling season, in some categories the trends point down.
When June 2019 is compared with June 2018 for Bend single family home sales on less than an acre, the following data are seen: