Some effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on Oregon real estate include inconvenient home showing protocols, elevated lender caution, higher unemployment (meaning fewer buyers), plus a reduction in the number of homes … [Read More...]
Certified Realty
Oregon's Choice Since 1950
Oregon's Choice Since 1950!
Local and family owned since 1950, Certified Realty specializes in helping buyers and sellers of Oregon homes, lots, farms and acreages, plus multi-units, commercial and investment properties, too.
With memberships in two of Oregon’s largest multiple listing systems, Certified Realty serves buyers and sellers throughout much of Oregon, including the Willamette Valley and from Mt. Hood to the Coast. Thinking of buying or selling? Contact Certified Realty. They’re Oregon's choice since 1950 and ready to serve you today!
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3 Scenarios to Coronavirus Recovery
As we move through Spring, 2020 in the current Covid-19 environment, many are wondering how Oregon real estate is being affected by the Coronavirus and what to expect ahead. Press the 'play' button to hear this … [Read More...]
Corona Virus And Real Estate in Oregon
Given concerns about the COVID-19 or Corona virus, many Oregon home buyers and home sellers are concerned about how it may affect their next real estate transaction. Related questions include "Will I be able to … [Read More...]
Helping Friends And Family Downsize
Those fortunate to live near parents, friends or family members are often faced with a dilemma. That question is 'At what point should I help Mom, Dad or Uncle Joe move into housing that's more appropriate?' The … [Read More...]
How Your Home Price & Market Time Are Related
With rare exception, most home sellers hope to sell their property for the most money possible, a perfectly reasonable approach. Yet if you overprice your property in an attempt to maximize your return, you're … [Read More...]
Real Estate Soft Landing or Crash?
Real estate isn't always predictable. Given changing conditions, language used to describe housing is rife with lingo from other industries that experience constantly shifting events—some catastrophic—like … [Read More...]