Choosing the idea Bend neighborhood varies with every home buyer. Some residents seek easy access to mountain bike trails, while others want to be located close to great public schools. Potential home buyers considering a new home in Bend do lengthy research to find the ideal neighborhood to meet …

Central Oregon continues to be in a solid place for growth

Fueled by new jobs, homes and tourism Central Oregon’s economy grew again the first quarter of 2018.

Tim Duy, economics professor at the University of Oregon and the author of the Central Oregon Business …

When Scott and I first moved to Sunriver, joining Crosswater as members was really important to us. Scott played golf all over the world and Crosswater still ranks as one of his favorite courses. Crosswater Club continually comes in as one of the top-rated courses in the state of …

Homeowners consider purchasing a second home in Central Oregon for a variety of reasons. A desirable lifestyle and countless options for recreation, entertainment and craft beverages ranging from beer to kombucha influence many homeowners to purchase Central Oregon real estate as either their primary or secondary residence. Buyers coming …

Courtesy of BEND BULLETIN

Central Oregon real estate buyers, sellers and investors will have another way to peer into the market with the release of a new repeat-sales index.

The index, released this week by the Central Oregon Association of Realtors, shows the value of residential property …

“What’s it like to live in the Three Rivers South area?” and “What are the three rivers?” are two questions we field fairly often when speaking to potential buyers. Living in the Three Rivers area of Central Oregon offers buyers many benefits, including access to the Deschutes River, the …

Cascade Sotheby’s International Realty taps top selling real estate team in Central Oregon to continue company growth

Elite real estate powerhouse, Tuttle & Tuttle, chooses Cascade Sotheby’s for exquisite international brand, strong presence in Central Oregon, exceptional client services

Bend, OR (May 30, 2017) …

650 housing units expected

The ever popular NorthWest Crossing real estate development in Bend, Oregon is expanding, again.

Now that the state as approved city’s plan to expand the Urban Growth Boundary and allow 17,000 new homes on roughly 23800 acres what does that mean for Bend?

Many are saying development will be going up. More housing units per acre. We are already seeing this trend in …