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Tualatin Fox Hill Neighborhood Weekly Real Estate Report 2/6/12-2/12/12

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This report will only reflect the happenings though from 2/6-2/12 2012, so the changes after this will be reflected in next weeks report.
The current inventory/absorption rate according to the RMLS Market Trend Report is at 4.0 months up from 3.8 which is pretty darn good. A 5-6 month inventory would be considered an even market, anything over this is considered a buyer's market and under a seller's market.
The average days on the market for the Fox Hill neighborhood is currently 127 days for all properties (down from 138.5 in my last report) That breaks down the following way:
*Active Properties: averaged 146 days (this number is skewed by one property that's been on the market for over 367 days while the others are under 212 days.
*Pending Properties: Two properties currently pending on the market for an average of 50 days ** Note this short sale on Greenwood Circle has been pending since 9/1/11
*Sold Properties: this property was on the market for 166 days.
This report, One new property came on the market and no price reductions as well.
Homeowners..If you're thinking of putting your home on the market, now is a great time! I have buyers looking for homes in this neighborhood..so I'm thinking other agents do too!
Please feel free to contact me with any questions or to schedule showings of any of the properties on the market.

* Info taken from the RMLS (Regional Multiple Listing Service) and can change after this posting.
Tualatin, Oregon (pronounced Tu-aah-la-tin) has several sections and neighborhoods but this post highlights the Fox Hill neighborhood. I will admit that I am partial to it as I had the pleasure of living there for several years and got to know several very nice people. I loved that this was the type of neighborhood that people got to know you and your family..and vice versa.
Fox Hill is tucked behind the Legacy Meridian Park Hospital and is bordered between Borland Rd. and Nyberg Ave. This neighborhood is an established neighborhood with most of the homes having been built in the mid to late 80's.
Sitting in a fantastic location for easy access to both I-5 and I-205, this Tualatin Fox Hill neighborhood has it all. Within minutes you can visit Browns Ferry Park with it's natural bird sanctuary that runs along the Tualatin River. I have walked many a mile here!
Unlike many newer neighborhoods, you will find homes in Fox Hill that have larger lots, mature, established landscaping, and tree lined streets. I have started to see some changing here as many of the original owners are starting to downsize and younger families are moving in
Fox Hill is actually comprised of two seperate sections with SW 50th Ave. being the divider. Fox Hill and Bridgeport section falls in the Tigard-Tualatin school district and Fox Hill Park in the West Linn-Wilsonville School District (although there is a tiny section on Suam Way that is Tigard/Tualatin schools). Both are in Clackamas county whereas most of Tualatin is in Washington county.
I can't talk about Fox Hill without mentioning the annual 4th of July parade. This starts and ends at Bridgeport Elementary and all the neighbors line up every year to watch all the marchers, fireman, and neighborhood police. This is not just for folks that live in here, people from all over Tualatin come for the fun.
If you are looking to move to Tualatin, take a drive through the Fox Hill neighborhood and check it out. Feel free to contact me for more information on any of these homes or Tualatin.
Here are a few links that you might find helpful:
Moving to Tualatin Oregon? Here is a compilation of videos of the area.
The City of Tualatin offical page
The Tigard-Tualatin School District
The West Linn-Wilsonville School District The Tualatin Times
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Future site of Stafford Hills Club, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Tualatin, OR 2/15/12
Looks like last weeks Where is it Wednesday
was a stumper. I know many of you that stop by are from other states, so I'm always amazed that you actually DO get them! For those local readers that aren't ActiveRain members, if you know the location, just send me an e-mail with the correct answer, and you'll receive a *coupon or gift certificate for a local restaurant.
Hint: This is mentioned in a weekly neighborhood report that I post.
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Stafford Hills Club is now scheduled to open in November 2012. The site, once a single family home sitting on 15.69 acres of mostly natural wetlands across from Browns Ferry Park sold in 2009 for a mere $895,000. to Lake Oswego developer Jim Zupancic.
Touting the regions finest playable tennis courts, swimming, a full gym as well as fitness and wellness center. It will have lots of activities for kids, as well as a cafe that you can nosh on healthy meals.
You can imagine the dismay of many Fox Hill residents when they heard that he was going to build an upscale "lodge" Condo development on this land. Not only were they concerned for the natural habitat and wildlife of these wetlands, a condo would mean LOTS more car traffic on Nyberg Lane.
After several meetings between Jim Zupancic and the Fox Hill residents explaining that he now would be building a Tennis club with lots of ammenities that could benefit this neighborhood with traffic being dispursed through the day and not just at rush hour, many still were not convinced, but some embraced it.
About one year behind schedule, there is now lots of active building going on. Stafford Hills Club looks like it will be a nice place to use. The only other sports club that would even rival it would be Club Sport just a few miles away.
So, will it add value to the Fox Hill homes or diminish it? I'm working with buyers right now that love the idea of the club, so to them..it adds value. Depending on how screening trees are planted, the homes that once backed to a mostly "green space" and will soon back to a parking lot might see a bit of a drop. I'm hoping they put up signs that say "no thru traffic except for residence" as I can see some people wanting to cut through Fox Hill from Boreland Rd. to get to the Club. Maybe the Club will give discounts to those that live in Fox Hill...that would be a nice good will gesture.
Time will tell how Stafford Hills Club will integrate into the community. I'll be watching this one close after it opens
Stafford Hills Club
5916 SW Nyberg Ln
Tualatin, OR 97062
503-953-4404

Above artist rendition of what the completed club will look like from their website. Check out the website as well as video for a tour of the future facility.




Past Where is it Wednesdays: (for the full list see my profile page)
The Sweater Shoppe, Etc., answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in West Linn, OR 2/8/12
Paul Bunyan Statue, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Portland, OR 2/1/12
Salty's on the Columbia, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Portland, OR 1/25/12
Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Portland, OR 1/18/12
Main Street Bridge, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Hillsboro, OR 1/11/12
Marylhurst University, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Marylhurst, OR. 1/4/12
Portland Aerial Tram, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Portland, OR. 12/28/11
Argyle Square, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Wilsonville, OR. 12/21/11
Sleighbells, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Sherwood, OR. 12/7/11
Oregon Convention Center...answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Portland, OR 11/30/11
Island Cafe, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Portland, OR 11/23/11
Clackamette Park, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Oregon City 11/16/11
Willamette General Store, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in West Linn, OR 10/26/11
SakeOne, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Forest Grove, OR 10/19/11
Lee Farms, answer to Where is it Wednesday...somewhere in Tualatin, OR 10/5/11
* Coupon or gift certificate to be choice of Cindy Westfall a maximum value of $5
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As a parent I understand how important my kids’ education is to me as well as my child's future. So, when I talk to other parents about their kids and their home, the school boundaries are very important. When I search for homes for parents the schools they live near are very important to them.

Now, there are many factors in their decision to why they want to live near a certain school. It can be because they are already going to that school, it could be because they heard that school was a great school or it may be because the school offers a special program for their child.
There are many sites out there that can help parents decide how good a Beaverton school is including GreatSchools.org and SchoolDigger.com. Todd Clark and the Friendly Home Team are dedicated to helping parents find great schools for their kids and make their living Beaverton experience the best it can be.
Below you will find a list of all the schools in the Beaverton, Oregon School District boundaries and a link to the homes for sale within a Beaverton Schools boundary. We look forward to working with you and your family on finding the home for you!
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This split-level home with mature landscaping on a large lot is a great find! The master bedroom has full bath and a large walk-in closet. The backyard is fully fenced which features a deck, dog run, an enclosed porch, and 2 tool sheds. Home features a large family room, a half bath and utility room in basement, not included in square footage. This Beaverton HUD foreclosure is a steal of a deal, so it won't last long, call today for a private showing.
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Yep, Todd Clark and the Friendly Home Team do it again! We sold the ugly house, heck, even the owner called it the ugly house. It hadn’t been updated since 1971 and that includes the carpets. But, we did find a buyer for it finally who had some vision and some plans for some major updating. Both buyer and seller are now happy and we look forward to serving them both again in the future.
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