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Time is Money

by Liz Warren

         

Well Maintained Three Bedroom Home in the Heart of Welches!

by Liz Warren

This is a well maintained three bedroom home in the heart of Welches. Big bonus with huge loft and attached hot tub room. I'm not kidding!!! The lot is huge and private with a natural backyard and cozy covered porch. You'll love the neighborhood and the location. Perfect full time or vacation home. Walk to stores and restaurants and shopping. Easy access to the 27 hole golf course down the street or only 20 minutes to the slopes. Comes furnished too! $449,950.

Twinberry Loop house in Mt. Hood Villages Welches Oregon

       living room of Twinberry Loop home in Welches Oregon  Bedroom at Twinberry Loop house in Welches Oregon

Mt. Hood Chalet in Rhododendron

by Liz Warren

Here is the perfect Mt. Hood getaway located in the Timberline Rim subdivision above the Sandy River. Tons of wood throughout the home with high vaulted ceiling in the living room and tons of sun filled windows with natural light. Toe warming fireplace is ready to go after a day on the slopes. Two spacious bedrooms on the main level and a huge loft upstairs. $385000!

Chalet on Mt. Hood in Timberline Rim

Living room in Mt. Hood Chalet

Zig Zag Riverfront Cabin on Mt. Hood

by Liz Warren

This charmer has plenty of room for friends and family with three bedrooms and bonus loft with two sleeping areas. The location is right on the Zig Zag River in a beautiful forested setting with tall firs and cedars. Just a stone's throw away from the river. Stone fireplace in the living room with wood floors and beamed ceilings! Master bedroom is on the main level. Hot tub and sauna is perfect after a day on the slopes. It's only about 10 minutes to prime Mt. Hood slopes.   $359,950

Mt. Hood National Forest Cabin

Hot tub at a Zig Zag Riverfront Cabin Mt. Hood National Forest cabin stone fireplace

Zig Zag Riverfront Cabin on Mt. Hood

Take a tour of this Mt. Hood Cabin

Salmon Riverfront 1925 Cabin in Brightwood

by Liz Warren

Once in a blue moon we get a wonderful property like this right along the banks of the Salmon River. This charming cabin was built in 1925 yet all of todays modern amenities. Two bedrooms and two baths with around 1200 sq. ft. , this cabin has an open floor plan on the main level with river rock fireplace, skylights and a cozy kitchen complete with gas  cooking stove. 

The outside is amazing with a hot tub perched right above the river so you can watch the ducks float by. A stoned fire pit and picnic table are the perfect place for lunches and marsh mellows in the evenings. 

This cabin has been a successful nightly vacation rental too! Only 20 minutes to the slopes of Mt. Hood and close to Internationally known Sandy Ridge Mountain Biking Park. $495,000

Living room of a 1925 cabin on the Salmon River

Salmon Riverfront Cabin in Brightwood Oregon

Salmon Riverfront Cabin

Zig Zag Riverfront Cabin

by Liz Warren

Zig Zag RIVERFRONT CABIN 

$319,950

 

Zig Zag Riverfront Cabin in the Mt. Hood National Forest

Enjoy this charming three bedroom cabin along the banks of the Zig Zag River and only 10 minutes to the slopes of Mt. Hood. High vaulted ceilings with three private bedrooms plus bonus loft over living room. Super updated kitchen and bath plus bonus screened in porch out back. 

Located in the Mt. Hood National Forest on leased land. Get back to nature and relax!

Sandy Riverfront Craftsman Home on Mt. Hood

by Liz Warren

Stunning Craftsman Sandy Riverfront home in Rhododendron. Three Bedrooms, two baths with tons of windows for natural light throughout. Soaring 25 foot ceilings and huge timbers in the great room. Stacked stone fireplace and wood floors too. Amazing views of river from your living room and master bedroom! $675,000!

 

Custom Craftsman Sandy Rivefrront home on Mt. Hood

 

Sandy Riverfront Great Room        Craftsman Home on the Sandy River dining room and kitchen

 

Where Have All The Houses Gone on Mt. Hood?

by Liz Warren

Where Have All the Houses Gone?

Where Have All the Houses Gone? | MyKCM
 

In today’s housing market, it seems harder than ever to find a home to buy. Before the health crisis hit us a year ago, there was already a shortage of homes for sale. When many homeowners delayed their plans to sell at the same time that more buyers aimed to take advantage of record-low mortgage rates and purchase a home, housing inventory dropped even further. Experts consider this to be the biggest challenge facing an otherwise hot market while buyers continue to compete for homes. As Danielle Hale, Chief Economist at realtor.comexplains:

“With buyers active in the market and seller participation lagging, homes are selling quickly and the total number available for sale at any point in time continues to drop lower. In January as a whole, the number of for sale homes dropped below 600,000.”

Every month, realtor.com releases new data showing the year-over-year change in inventory of existing homes for sale. As you can see in the map below, nationwide, inventory is 42.6% lower than it was at this time last year:Where Have All the Houses Gone? | MyKCM

Does this mean houses aren’t being put on the market for sale?

Not exactly. While there are fewer existing homes being listed right now, many homes are simply selling faster than they’re being counted as current inventory. The market is that competitive! It’s like when everyone was trying to find toilet paper to buy last spring and it was flying off the shelves faster than it could be stocked in the stores. That’s what’s happening in the housing market: homes are being listed for sale, but not at a rate that can keep up with heavy demand from competitive buyers.

In the same realtor.com report, Hale explains:

Time on the market was 10 days faster than last year meaning that buyers still have to make decisions quickly in order to be successful. Today’s buyers have many tools to help them do that, including the ability to be notified as soon as homes meeting their search criteria hit the market. By tailoring search and notifications to the homes that are a solid match, buyers can act quickly and compete successfully in this faster-paced housing market.”

The Good News for Homeowners

The health crisis has been a major reason why potential sellers have held off this long, but as vaccines become more widely available, homeowners will start making their moves. Ali Wolf, Chief Economist at Zondaconfirms:

“Some people will feel comfortable listing their home during the first half of 2021. Others will want to wait until the vaccines are widely distributed.”

With more homeowners getting ready to sell later this year, putting your house on the market sooner rather than later is the best way to make sure your listing shines brighter than the rest.

When you’re ready to sell your house, you’ll likely want it to sell as quickly as possible, for the best price, and with little to no hassle. If you’re looking for these selling conditions, you’ll find them in today’s market. When demand is high and inventory is low, sellers have the ability to create optimal terms and timelines for the sale, making now an exceptional time to move.

Mt. Hood has a limited inventory of only six properties for sale between Government Camp and Sandy. This is the best time to have your Mt. Hood property  for sale!

Bottom Line

Today’s housing market is a big win for sellers, but these conditions won’t last forever. If you’re in a position to sell your house now, you may not want to wait for your neighbors to do the same. Let’s connect to discuss how to sell your house safely so you’re able to benefit from today’s high demand and low inventory.

New Zig Zag Riverfront Cabin on Mt. Hood One Bedroom

by Liz Warren

There's FINALLY a new cabin on the market near Rhododendron in the Mt. Hood National Forest. It's in great condition with a newer septic system and riverside deck! This charmer has everything you could want for your Mt. Hood getaway. The open floor plan has tons of wood and log accents! A stone fireplace features a wood stove that will easily heat the entire cabin. Wood floors.   $209,600

Mt. Hood Cabin on the Zig Zag River

Cozy Fireplace in the Mt. Hood National Forest near Rhododendron

 

 

Happy New Year From Mt. Hood!

by Liz Warren

Here’s to a Wonderful 2021!

Here's to a Wonderful 2021! | MyKCM

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