This will create thousands of additional jobs, bringing more people to the city and increasing housing demand.In ConclusionWith a fixed supply of properties in the range of $320,000 to $475,000, a rapidly growing population, and a growing number of jobs, it is almost certain that rents and prices will increase in the foreseeable future.Thanks for reading my post.

The technology is improving rapidly.

I'm far from an insider on local politics, but my impression is that the hotel industry has a heavy hand in city planning, which IMO stifles some of the intiatives that would potentially preserve our quality of life despite the rapid growth.  

If MFH, it's closer to 500'ish but many specific variables rapidly adjust that such as use of on-site PM assistant's, caretakers etc..

I could make the buyer whole and help the agent get paid while taking advantage of the rapidly increasing market.

This will get you best returns for the $, keep busy, better more enhanced returns and it's only stepping up, an evolution of existing knowledge/skill base vs forging an entirely new one. 

I firmly believe in the power of small learning initiatives for rapid growth and better outcomes.

Affordability makes these markets key attractions, compared to the national housing landscape, combined with expected home value appreciation and the rapid speed of home sales.

Oregon is a very small market and growing rapidly.

There were MANY economic reasons why this particular property was going to do well in the future including one of the factors that Brooklyn was Gentrifying Rapidly!