Recent reports have shed light on significant developments in the housing market that both buyers and sellers need to be aware of. New Listings in Sharp Decline In a startling revelation, new listings in the housing market have plummeted by a staggering 27 percent since June of the previous year. This marks the most substantial…
We are passionate at Legacy Real Estate about helping our clients find the perfect place to call home or grow their business. That's why we are excited to share with you the latest real estate trends in Salem, Keizer, and beyond. Salem/Keizer Market Trends Residential Let's start with residential real estate in Salem and Keizer. The…
Last week the Mid-Willamette Valley Association of Realtors (MVAR) celebrated our community of brokers and industry affiliates at the annual Awards Banquet. We are proud to say that several of our brokers were nominated for an award - well deserved! 990 Broadway St NE - James Hauge was nominated for the Commercial Transaction of the…
According to an article in the Statesman Journal, Pendleton Woolen Mills is opening at the Willamette Heritage Center, which is located at 1313 Mill St SE.
According to the Statesmen Journal there will be multiple new and returning restaurants coming to Salem!
The newly constructed 990 Broadway building is an incredible addition to the downtown Salem community.
Monday, November 22 Salem's City Council approved new ward boundaries. These boundaries are intended to account for future growth over the next 10 years.
Jeff Merkley, Oregon’s Senator, introduced the Affordable HOME (Housing Opportunities Made Equitable) Act earlier this year. In an email sent out by Merkley he says, “The Affordable HOME Act is designed to reduce the shortcomings of current housing policies and funding levels, by boldly addressing racial, gender, and economic disparities, along with systematic obstacles to…
September 15, the State of Oregon's Office of Economic Analysis announced the rent increase rate for 2022 can be no higher than 9.9%. In 2021 the max increase was 9.2%
It's no secret that building costs are at an all time high and for multifamily builds the cost benefit isn't there. Due to the housing crisis in Portland they have adopted new residential infill policies to allow multifamily housing in single-family neighborhoods.
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