Q3 Luxury Reports - 2026

Sept. 4, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report | September 4, 2025

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report for September 4, 2026
It’s hard to believe it is the Labor Day weekend, which marks the unofficial end of summer in Central Oregon and the beginning of the last busy period for the real estate market before the holiday season. Activity in the luxury market is down slightly this week as …
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Aug. 28, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report | August 28, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report for August 28, 2026
Mortgage rates inched higher today, with the national average for a 30-year fixed-rate Jumbo loan at 6.90%. All but one segment of the Luxury market saw modest inventory declines, and activity was steady but somewhat underwhelming. However, activity was notable at higher price points, showing that buyers are …
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Aug. 21, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report | August 21, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report for August 21, 2026
Some atypical trends are emerging in segments of the Central Oregon Luxury market this week, mainly an increase in inventory between $1 million and $1,999,999. While this may be a short-term anomaly, and activity is down, I'll keep an eye on it. Mortgage rates are up a couple …
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Aug. 14, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report | August 14, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report for August 14, 2026
Inventory in Central Oregon naturally declines seasonally, with the tipping point typically occurring in August. The steady reduction in supply appeared to begin this year, but this week several segments of the luxury market saw slight increases. Small ups and downs before the decline towards winter are not …
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Aug. 6, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report | August 6, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report for August 6, 2026
On this special Thursday edition of the Central Oregon Luxury Market Report, all segments of the luxury market had a decrease in inventory. Peak supply is in the rearview mirror, and inventory will continue the steady decline to winter. Sellers are, in many cases, adjusting prices, and buyers …
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July 31, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report | July 31, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report for July 31, 2026
On this last day of July 2026, the economic data is mixed, while housing activity in Central Oregon is stable. In the most recent Federal Reserve Open Market Committee meeting, 9 of the 3 Fed Officers voted to keep rates where they have been since January. However, after …
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July 24, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report | July 24, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report for July 24, 2026
Unfortunately, we are back in the middle of fire season, with another large fire burning just north of Sisters. By all accounts, the firefighters are making progress, but this has become an unwelcome annual event. In the financial news, bond yields are rising, and the national average for …
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July 17, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report | July 17, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report for July 17, 2026
With only eight additional listings this week across the entire Central Oregon market above $1 million, we are very near peak inventory for 2026. Activity remains steady, if not up in some price tranches. Typically, the luxury market is more active in the second half of the year, …
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July 10, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report | July 10, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report for July 10, 2026
While mortgage rates may be stuck as we head into the busy fall season, activity remains steady, and the market is stable. On Wednesday, I reported year-over-year sales increases for the broader market, and today I will break down year-over-year sales by luxury price tranches. You will see …
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July 3, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report | July 3, 2026

Central Oregon Luxury Market Report for July 3, 2026
Happy Fourth of July! With the long weekend beginning today, the official kick-off to summer begins. I have been talking about the transition from growing inventory to the decline in supply towards fall for a few weeks now, and that is beginning to show in the data. All …
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