Portland Suburbs | Worst Neighborhoods To Buy In |

In this video we cover recent sales data from Portland suburbs: Clackamas and Washington county to determine who zip codes had the lowest appreciation.
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[@jKLa]

How are the east suburban towns of Multnomah including Gresham doing?

[@zstrizzel]

How would you explain 97223, northern Tigard, being down 5%, but 97224, southern Tigard, being up 10%?

[@abelcompany1556]

people don't want to live near downtown?? Idk seems like a trend in many cities, not just in Oregon

[@zstrizzel]

Maybe. I was wondering if it might also be a 'product mix' issue, like perhaps a lot of new nice-but-cheaper-than-a-house condos/townhomes near downtown Tigard / Tigard triangle moved the average price down. @@abelcompany1556

[@livinginoregon]

Large area with a variety of homes and small sample size due to low transactions. A variety of factors such as more expensive homes being sold in the previous year.

[@thalegacy6]

I've been waiting for the bubble to pop so I can purchase a home, waiting until early 2025, will be saving more than ever this year.

[@livinginoregon]

Wish you the best! Here's what prices have done in the past 50 years - not many dips in there: fred.stlouisfed.org/series/ORSTHPI

[@lioneaglegriffin]

There is no bubble, last crash was because they just gave loans to anybody. Now everyone has to qualify.
Don't try to time the market, just buy when you can afford to.

[@thalegacy6]

@@lioneaglegriffin Pass, no way I'm buying with theses interests rates. I'm not trying to time anything, I'm waiting for a better opportunity, until then, I'll save up. Take care.

[@joelransom6530]

waiting for "the bubble" to pop is never a good strategy. Interest rates however, that's another matter.