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This is why New construction is not crashing anytime soon

Jay Hinrichs
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Canby, OR (altos.re)   this is our little sandbox right now.

City of 20,000 in metro Portland MSA  .  Of course when you see that average list price is 675k and average rent is 1950.00 its not a cash flow play for new homes.. but this is where peeps want to live and raise families.. and that market is not showing signs of weakness going the other way right now.. of course who knows the future.

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