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Mt. Hood Land Swap
The "Mt. Hood Cooper Spur Land Exchange Clarification Act"is heading to Trump's desk to get signed into law. It's been a long time coming and was actually originally passed in 2009 as part of a wilderness designation. It was to be implemented within 16 months of passage by the Forest Service but so many delays, including a law suit against the forest service, as pushed this out for many years.
This bill was written to protect land conservation and recreation in the Mt. Hood National Forest. The trade is for property in the Cooper Spur ski area swapped for around 100 acres of land near Government Camp. Here's the approximate location for the swap near Government Camp.
More information can be found about the swap in this Hood River News article.
Environmental Impact Statement
This could bode well for future development areas in Government Camp which is lacking in further land available for building homes and condos. Skiers will relish having more choices in the future and perhaps more affordable options down the road.
Timberline Rim Four Bedroom Home
Ready for occupancy! This Timberline Rim four bedroom home is ready for move in. Located along Hackett Creek, in Rhododendron, and near all mountain activities. This home has TWO propane fireplaces, one in the window filled living room and one in the family room located off the kitchen.
All bedrooms are located upstairs. A two car garage is attached too. A nice patio area is just off the dining room slider facing the creek. Great spot for barbecues in summer. There's a fenced area for Fido off the back too. Walk to the pool and tennis court amenities of Timberline Rim.
Only a quick 20 minutes to the slopes of Mt. Hood for premium skiing and a quick ride down the road to renown Sandy Ridge Mountain Biking trails.
It's a great time to buy before rates go up! $299,950
Details on 21352 E. Mountain Creek Circle Rhododendron Oregon
November Real Estate Sales for Mt. Hood area in 2017
Mt. Hood sale numbers have surged this year and the minimal inventory has caused prices to continue to climb. As seen with this November 2017 report from multiple listing, compared to 2016 our prices have climbed nearly 19% over last year. The average sales price has bumped up to $309,400!
Oregon seems to be fairing very well in the scheme of things. Take a look at this map showing price appreciation of the whole state over the past year compared to the rest of the country. There's nearly a 9% difference from last year!
Here's another interesting map of home affordability, or should I say unaffordable as compared to late 1990's. Oregon ranks right up there with California, Hawaii, and Washington DC. This shows how much Oregon's prices have gone up recently. It actually shows that the state was probably at dirt cheap prices in late 1990 but we've really escalated over the past two decades!
Mt. Hood Foxglove One Most Interesting Hole
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