Built in 1911, this remarkable Craftsman bungalow is a celebration of an architectural movement that valued natural materials, skilled craftsmanship, and the belief that a home should be as beautiful in its details as it is in its overall design. I recently had the opportunity to tour this home, and what immediately caught my attention wasn't its size or floor plan. It was the woodwork.

There's something about this house that makes you stop and look twice. Maybe it's the dramatically pitched roofline, the decorative half-timbering, or the beautiful wooden front door tucked beneath its little covered entrance. You could almost imagine finding a home like this along a quiet country lane somewhere in England. But this is Portland, Oregon and this particular Tudor Revival, built in 1928, sits at 2807 NE Brazee Street in Dolph Park.

Walk through the Sullivan's Gulch Neighborhood in NE Portland today, and you'll discover a community filled with reminders of Portland's past. Century old homes sit beneath mature trees. Welcoming front porches overlook quiet residential streets. Just a few blocks away, the restaurants, shops, and businesses along NE Broadway bring the energy of modern Portland into this historic neighborhood. But what makes Sullivan's Gulch especially interesting isn't simply the archi

To understand why fixing affordable housing in Portland has become so expensive, we need to look beyond what people spend their money on and examine how housing is actually produced, financed, bought, sold, and maintained. Because all of it is connected.

Portland’s September housing numbers look surprisingly resilient but mortgage rates could change the story. Homes are also taking longer to sell. Average days on market increased from 56 days to 62. But here’s where it gets interesting. The median sale price actually increased slightly.

So far in September 26.9% of homes have sold over the asking price. This shows that the market is softening from August which was at 30.3%. Fortunately, it’s estimated, that close to 58% of Buyers are getting Seller Concessions.

Explore the history of First Addition in Lake Oswego, from its 1888 roots as an Oregon iron town to one of Lake Oswego's most walkable and desirable neighborhoods. First Addition in Lake Oswego, Oregon - Established in 1888 From Oregon’s Iron Town to One of Its Most Coveted Neighborhoods Today, First Addition in Lake Oswego, Oregon, is known for tree lined streets, charming older homes, hidden alleys and the ability to walk into downtown Lake Oswego. But the neighborhood wasn

The Portland Oregon Real Estate Market is stumbling out of the gates to begin September. Comparing the first 10 days this month to last, the Median Sales Price is DOWN 5.69%.

Portland housing inventory is growing and is up 2.76% since last month. Demand in the form of Under Contract and Pending Sales is Down 10.9%.