Real Estate Revolution

The Real Estate Revolution podcast has been on a bit of a summer vacation, but we’re back in the studio and ready to give you our weekly insights on all that matters most to anyone who’s watching the Bend/Redmond and Eugene/Springfield real estate markets. This week, Kip and Ryan  offer the latest market data for […]

At Real Estate Revolution, we’re all about keeping you up to speed with the latest data on our local markets. Well, with this week’s numbers, we’re starting to see a definitive shift in Bend and Eugene’s markets toward higher inventory and less buyer activity. With that said, prices show no signs for now of going

The cat is out of the bag – Eugene and Bend are places that people want to be, and an influx of folks moving in from out-of-state is certainly having an impact on our local markets. Kip and Ryan give an overview of what makes the Eugene/Springfield and Bend/Redmond areas special places to live. They

Welcome to the inaugural episode  of the new Real Estate Revolution! Our host, Kip Lohr, and guest Ryan Neal give the 411 on what’s been going on in the Bend/Redmond and Eugene/Springfield markets during the month of January 2022 before pivoting to an analysis of what’s in store for the rest of 2022. Is there

Following on the heels of our last episode, we take a look at how the lending environment might change in 2022, interviewing local expert Brad Tawzer of Mortgage Express. How might federal interest rate hikes translate (or not translate) into mortgage rate increases? How will that affect the bottom line for buyers? And while interest

We’ve talked a lot already about how competitive Bend and Eugene’s markets are for buyers. Inventory is super low and getting lower, and prices are sky-high and getting higher. Even if you can afford a home here, you’re most likely going to be in competition with at least a couple other buyers – and maybe

We know that you know: the market is super tight right now, and even if you’re offering well above list price, it’s hard to get an accepted offer. Luckily, we’ve got some tips on how to succeed in today’s ultra-competitive real estate scene. Kip and Ryan continue their conversation from the previous week and offer

In our past couple of episodes, Kip and Ryan talked about what it takes in order to get into contract successfully. There’s a lot that goes into the process of making an offer – but there’s even more that happens once both parties have signed on the dotted line. It’s easy to take the escrow

Bend/Redmond and Eugene/Springfield are strong seller’s markets right now, with a lot of competition for very, very limited inventory. That means it’s going to be easy to sell your home, right? Well, yes and no. Finding a buyer for your property probably isn’t going to be too tricky. But you don’t just want to sell

Over the past few weeks, we’ve dived into all the nitty-gritty of what buyers and sellers need to know in order to find success in our local markets. It helps to have a sense of the bigger picture, however, which is why we’ve brought on a very special guest today. Cat Woodman is a principal

We’ve already clued buyers in on how to construct a winning offer in our competitive local real estate scene, and we’ve instructed sellers on the essentials for selling your home and getting the most money possible (and everything else that you want from a sale). But there’s a topic that deserves a more in-depth exploration.

We’ve been talking (and talking, and talking) about how limited housing inventory is in our local markets right now. It’s easy to take for granted that this is just the way things are now, but there are members of our communities who are identifying and striving to enact creative solutions to our present housing crisis.