Beaverton

Beaverton, OR · Real Estate
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Common Structural and Maintenance Problems That Can Affect Residential Property Sales and Negotiations
Buyers today are careful, and most of them arrange a detailed inspection before they commit to a purchase. When that inspection uncovers structural or maintenance problems, the balance of power in a negotiation can shift quickly. For homeowners in Salem and beyond, understanding which issues raise the most concern helps...
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Approximately 80 townhomes proposed for Chemawa Road property in Keizer
A proposed residential subdivision could bring approximately 80 new housing lots to a property along Chemawa Road North in Keizer, adding to the city’s ongoing development activity. The project, identified as Backus Estates in application materials, would divide approximately 5.15 acres at 1171, 1191 and 1201 Chemawa Road North...
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Dundee Council Advances over $60,000 in Alder Street Assessments Despite Owner Objections
DUNDEE, Ore. — The Dundee City Council moved forward with nearly $60,400 in property assessments for Alder Street improvements Oct. 20, advancing the process despite objections from property owners who questioned the costs and their responsibility for paying them. The council approved the first reading of Ordinance 599-2026, with...
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Oregon Housing and Community Services Celebrates Grand Reopening of 233 Affordable Homes for Older Adults in Portland
SALEM, Ore. — Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) joined Guardian Real Estate Services, Robinson Jewish Home, and other community partners earlier this month to celebrate the grand reopening of Rose Schnitzer Tower, marking a major investment in preserving 233 affordable homes for adults in downtown Portland. Rose Schnitzer...
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Portland Multifamily Report – October 2026
Asking rents are having a comeback in this market. Portland multifamily fundamentals showed tentative improvement in August, as advertised asking rent growth climbed 0.4 percent, on a trailing three-month basis to $1,761, ahead of the 0.2 percent U.S. figure and marking the metro’s strongest performance since July 2024. The occupancy rate in stabilized properties fell 50 basis points year-over-year to 94.5 percent in July, indicating that demand remained soft even as deliveries slowed.