>As expected, the numbers this week are subdued after the Fourth of July holiday, but still steady. Inventory growth picked up across every segment I track for the Luxury Market Report, but not significantly. Next week marks the beginning of the last block of the summer selling season, and …

>Happy Fourth of July! Last night, in Central Oregon, we were treated to thunder, lightning, and rain, which should cool things down and make for a pleasant and temperate long weekend. I hope you have time planned with family and friends, filled with enjoyable activities. I am available and …

This morning, in Deschutes County, there are 432 single-family homes listed between $1 million and $2 million, down two from last week. It is too early to call peak inventory for the year, but a decrease this week indicates a slowing as we head into the busy July Fourth …

Inventory growth across all price points slowed this week, and that trend is also evident in the luxury market. As expected, the $1M to $2M range experienced the most inventory growth, with only a handful of listings added over $2M in Deschutes County. Crook County's inventory of over $1M …

While the year-over-year numbers remain positive, activity in the high-end market over the past couple of weeks has slowed. With new inventory continually adding to the selection of homes, it's no surprise that buyers are taking a step back to evaluate their options before committing to a property. …