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The Moreland Farmers Holiday Market was such a success last year in spite of a cold and damp day that it's back and better than ever!

The 2nd annual Holiday Market , Tues Nov 24 3-7 pm has an indoor location and promises to be an even bigger success than last year.

There will be food and gifts for your Thanksgiving Feast, and a chance to 'do good' as well. You might even be able to get a start on some Holiday gifts!

Here is some great news: Because the market is being held indoors you won't have to shop in the cold or rain!

This years location is at Fred G. Meyer Memorial Boys and Girls Club
7119 SE Milwaukie Ave (between Rural and Ogden Streets)

The market will featuer winter produce, fruits, cranberries, baked goods, cheeses, honey, nuts and specialty items,

Enter a drawing to win $100.00 gift basket from New Seasons.

You can pre-order desserts, to pick up at the Market, from Finales by calling 503-222-0547 by Nov 19th.

Savory tarts can be pre-ordered from Little Pots and Pans, by calling 503-236-8196, Tart orders must be placed by 20 November.

The Moreland Farmers Holiday Market is also bringing you an opportunity to share with others. Bring new hats, scarves, gloves, sweaters, and other warm clothing to the market, for the Boys and Girls Club Winter Clothing Drive Cash contributions are welcome also.

For more information see the Moreland Farmers Market web site.

October's Residential Highlights for the Greater Portland Metro area continue to show an upward trend compared to the same month a year ago. Inventory levels continue to drop showing 6.5 months a level not seen since August 2007 down from its previous high of 19.2 months reported in January 2009.

Southeast Portland's Data over all reflects a Continuing drop in Average and Median Sales Price while inventory levels and Days on the market remain stable. Pending sales are up slightly over last month but closed sales are down.

October's Residential Highlights for the Greater Portland Metro area continue to show an upward trend compared to the same month a year ago. Inventory levels continue to drop showing 6.5 months a level not seen since August 2007 down from its previous high of 19.2 months reported in January 2009.

Northeast Portland this month shows a slight decrease in the amount of new listings coming on the market over last months activity. Pending Sales for this month show a drop while Closed Sales are up and the days on the market remain fairly constant.

October's Average sales price shows a rise while the Year to date average and Median Sales Price year to date numbers remain fairly constant as compared to Sept 2009 data.

By Todd Clark (Broker/Sales Coach) 503-524-9494

Usually when Oregon is mentioned in travel articles, I'm proud to advertise it, because usually they are telling people how great and beautiful Oregon is. But, this article wasn't so nice! Yes, Portland, Oregon, was number four on this list along with another building in Seattle.

So, what was this list? It was a list of the World's Ugliest Building! OUCH! Now, this isn't some off beat place either. It isn't some building built in the corner of Portland where no one would ever see it, oh no. This is the Portland Building, the building where most of the Portland City staff work out of and it was only built about 20 years ago. It is right smack in the middle of Portland on a major street.

So, as we bow our heads, here in Oregon, for having one of the ugliest buildings in the world, I'm going to make it a positive. Come visit our great state, see all the other most beautiful spots we have and just turn your head when you drive by the Portland building and forget that we made that list. (We really are a great place to visit and live!)

To check out the rest of the distinguished list of ugly buildings, check out this link to the original article on Yahoo headlines.