This 10.52 acre property was $350,000, now just $325,000.
Located just South of Aumsville, Oregon and about a 15 minute drive from I5. The land is flat! Good soil, irrigation rights from Santiam Water District just around $180 a year.
The shop is just over 1 year old, measures 60x32 with 2 RV doors and room to add a third. Concrete floor.
The entire property (short the irrigatin canal) is fenced in New Zealand style fencing, keeping even the neighborhood criters out!
The is single level with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It has all new windows, carpet, vinyl and wood floors. The kitchen was remodeled very well with tumbled tile counter tops and stainless steel applicances.
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Marion County Oregon Acreage Market Real Estate Stats for November 2011
The sale of acreage real estate started in October, with only 5 properties selling. However, they didn't take as long to sell, with an average market time of 162 days, compared to the almost 7 months earlier in the year. Sellers saw an average of 89% of their asking price, that statistic has fluctuated between 86% and 96% during 2011.
The median sales price for acreage homes in October was $269,000. While this is up $47,500 from September, the median throughout most of the year was closer to $320,000.
The graph below shows the median sales price by month for acreage homes in Marion County.
If you have questions about your acreage real estate needs in Marion County, please tell me.
Linn County Oregon Acreage Real Estate Update for November 2011
The acreage real estate market in Linn County has held steady most of the year. there were 15 properties sold in October, 17 in September. The average was 13 for the year so far. Those properties took 158 days, just over 5 month to sell.
Sellers saw an average of 92% of their asking price, $210,000 in October, $229,000 in September. The graph below shows the median sales price by month for acreage real estate in Linn County Oregon.
Polk County Oregon Acreage Real Estate Stats for November 2011
Fall is proving to be the best time for selling your acreage home in Polk County. This includes areas like Dallas, Monmouth and Indpendence.
In September, 10 properties closed in escrow, the highest number of properties sold in a month year to date. October came in with 7. Most of the year saw an average of 5 per month. The average market time was just 151 days, comprable to other county market data this time of year. Sellers negotiated to see the closing table though, the average sold price in October was $210,000, or just 83% of the asking price. Compare that to 97% in August, or 92% in September.
The graph below shows the median sales price for acreage homes sold in Polk County Oregon by month.
Do you need to sell your acreage home in Polk County? Let's talk!
Salem Oregon Acreage Real Estate Update November 2011
Summer is over and we are smack in the middle of fall selling season. Some home owners to take their property off the market this time of year, but that is a huge mistake. In the Salem and Keizer Oregon area, 14 properties closed in the month of October alone. If a home owner needs to sell their place, why would you want to miss out on those buyers?
The properties that sold in October took an average of just 152 days. While 5 months might sound like a long time, the average market time was hovering around 8 months for most of the year.
The average list to sale price continued to hold steady. Sellers in July and October saw an average of 94% of their asking price, compared to 96% and 99% in August and September respectively.
The currnet median sales price in October for acreage homes in Salem and Keizer Oregon was $274,450. This just happens to be pretty close to the FHA loan limit in Marion County.
The chart below shows the Median Sales price by month for property just outside of Salem and Keizer Oregon.
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