Tag: housing market update

State of the Market 10th Edition

Dive deep into the market stats and data that are driving real estate in Central Oregon with our bi-annual comprehensive report written by Bend’s top-producing real estate team.

Bend, Oregon Housing Market Update – Navigating Market Shifts on an Election Year 2024

Missed our recent webinar? Watch it here! Discover insights on Bend's real estate market, including home prices, sales, inventory, election year shifts, and mortgage rate projections.

June Real Estate Market Update

As we near mid-year, school is out, summer is here, and Bend is seeing more vacationers. The housing market shows rising prices, but recent months have seen increased inventory and fewer sales. What does this mean for real estate during the busy tourist season? Let’s explore.

May Real Estate Market Update

The spring market has been puzzling. Median prices have fluctuated, days on market have dropped sharply, and inventory has increased. As we approach summer, let's examine the data for insights.

What the experts are saying about Bend real estate

Here is a breakdown from Brian Ladd on what's happening in Bend, Oregon real estate and why it's happening.

Seller’s Corner

The Ladd Group brings essential information for Sellers to take into account when embarking on selling a home.

August Housing Market Update

Join Brian Ladd and Erin Martin for an August market update and in-depth breakdown of the most up-to-date information regarding the real estate market in Central Oregon.

What a shifting market means for buyers.

A shifting market can be confusing to navigate, especially if you're a first time home buyer. Here are three tips to guide your next steps.

Bend, Oregon Summer Market Update

Summer is in full swing, and we're here with a complete market report breaking down the data.

The One Thing Every Homeowner Needs To Know About a Recession

We’re not in a recession in this country, but if one is coming, it doesn’t mean homes will lose value. History proves a recession doesn’t equal a housing crisis.