The pace of new listings slowed last week, which is typical for the second half of the summer selling season. As a result, inventory growth slowed from the pace leading up to today. Wall Street and most of the lending industry expect a rate pivot from the Fed at the …

As we move into the second half of the summer selling season, which runs until Labor Day, less than two months away, it's worth noting that listings in Central Oregon have increased from the meager levels of the past few years. This is good news …

Inventory growth has slowed with the arrival of peak selling season. Still, all three counties of Central Oregon have more homes for sale this week than last. More listings will trickle in until August or September, when the seasonal decline in homes for sale tapers off towards winter. Typically, the …