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AJ Wong
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Multiple Offers Are Back?

AJ Wong
Agent
#1 Real Estate News & Current Events Contributor
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Oregon & California Coasts
Posted

Howdy all just looking for some insight from other brokers, lenders and investors in the area and beyond..

I've posted regarding the state of the Oregon & southern California Coastal market, and as expected we've seen housing and market activity pick up notably in the past 3-4 weeks. 

Two recent multi unit closings, listings that were available for months pending and even a few properties with offers in that have multiple competing offers. 

Are you all seeing the same sort of market activity intensity? 

I suspect as the weather warms and rates stabilize or even drop we could see a mini 'market boom.'

Obviously great for 'business' but perhaps not as favorable environment for investing as there is increased competition? Thoughts? 

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