Central Oregon Real Estate Statistics Report: 2013 Q3

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Each month, the Central Oregon Association of Realtors® publishes real estate statistics that help you understand what the local market is doing. Comparing the volume of sales over time, for example, provides one indicator as to whether the real estate market is growing or declining. This report covers some of the high points and trends for the third quarter of 2013 in Bend, Redmond, Sisters, Sunriver and Three Rivers South.

Central Oregon has seen a steady increase in total number of residential properties sold in Q3 between 2009-2013, including a 64.3% increase in Bend sales from 1,039 in 2009 to 1,707 in 2013.

Other areas saw the following increases comparing 2009 to 2013:

• Redmond: +17.3%

• Sisters: +166%

• Sunriver: +127%

• Three Rivers South: +33%

The period has seen a sharp reduction in 3rd quarter Short Sales and Bank-owned Sales between 2010 and 2013. There was a recorded increase in Sold Volume, Average Sales Amount (the sum of all the sales prices, divided by the number of sales) and Median Sales Amount (the number half way between lowest and highest amount) between 2009-2013; Sisters and Sunriver, however, saw reductions in these amounts. Average days on market (DOM) has also been decreasing, meaning that homes are selling faster.

Area

Short Sales

% Change

Bank-owned sales

% Change

Ave DOM

2010

2013

2010

2013

2010

2013

Bend

278

139

-50%

424

59

-112%

140

112

Redmond

141

74

-52%

238

23

-90%

137

122

Sisters

9

6

-33%

19

3

-84%

199

193

Sunriver

6

6

0%

5

3

-40%

262

195

3 Rivers S

16

9

-33%

16

3

-81%

189

176

Area

Sold

Volume

(Millions) 

% Change

Ave Sales Amount (Thousands) 

% Change

Median Sales Amt (Thousands) 

% Change

2009

2013

2009

2013

2009

2013

Bend

271

540

+99%

261

317

+21%

212

269

+27%

Redmond

78

100

+28%

179

193

+8%

155

171

+10%

Sisters

15

31

+101%

385

310

-19%

299

285

-4%

Sunriver

22

43

+95%

463

398

-14%

418

352

-16%

3 Rivers S

14

22

+57%

262

306

+17%

154

231

+50%

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Bend saw positive real estate growth trends over last year and a movement away from the Short Sales and Bank-owned Sales of the Recession period. Redmond, Sisters, Sunriver and Three Rivers South saw similar trends. 

Overall, the statistically-measured trends for Central Oregon real estate are positive: More homes are on the market, and they are selling faster and for more money. Watch for upcoming monthly and quarterly reports from COAR in local publications and on the COAR website. Full statistics sheets for Deschutes, Jefferson and Crook Counties are available at www.coar.com/consumer/statistics.html

About COARThe Central Oregon Association of REALTORS® (COAR) advocates for the local real estate industry and for property owners. It is the hub of real estate information, communications, training and other resources that support our real estate economic base. 

Kelly Walker, M.S. is Creative Director for Intrepid Marketing. For more information, contact Kelly at: (541) 419-9976 or Kelly@intrepidforward.com

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