Portland, Oregon Metro Appreciation Rates
Jul 18th, 2007 by Jody McLeod
According to the most recent statistics from RMLS (Regional Multiple Listing Service) Portland is still appreciating, but the amount of appreciation has lessened from last year. It seems Portland has run it’s course of skyrocketing home prices and has begun to normalize itself. Thankfully, we are still fairing better than much of the country.
Below is a map showing the appreciation rates in various parts of the Portland metro area. Click on a marker to see the percentage of appreciation compared to this time last year for that particular area.
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- North Portland, 10.4%
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- NE Portland, 7.7%
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- SE Portland, 10.6%
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- Gresham/Troutdale, 13.4%
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- Milwaukie/Clackamas, 10.3%
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- Oregon City/Canby, 6.5%
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- Lake Oswego/West Linn, 12.6%
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- West Portland, 4.3%
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- NW Washington County, 4.5%
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- Beaverton/Aloha, 4.2%
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- Tigard/Wilsonville, 3.9%
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- Hillsboro/Forest Grove, 11.7%
Other areas not listed on the map are Mt Hood: Govt. Camp/Wemme at 12.3%, Columbia County at 15.9% and Yamhill County at 11.8%.
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Nice use of the Google map!