The real estate market in Bend Oregon continues to slump. It is now a buyer’s market. Prices are coming down and will continue to fall through the winter as the inventory continues to build. It is taking longer for homes to sell and there are more homes for buyers to choose from. Now is a good time to buy.

Bend Oregon Real Estate - There Is Not A bubble
Everyone keeps talking about the “real estate bubble.” They talk about it as if it were the same as the “tech bubble” we experienced in the stock market a few years back. There is no real estate bubble in Bend Oregon.

Bass Fishing in Crane Prairie Reservoir Bend Oregon
Crane Prairie Reservoir is better known for its large Rainbow and Brook Trout. However it is full of stumps, standing and downed trees. It is a Largemouth Bass heaven. It is a relatively shallow body of water with reeds and lily pads as well as lots of wood cover. The deepest part near the dam is 16 to 20 feet deep depending on how much water is in the reservoir at any given time.

Retire in Bend Oregon
Bend Oregon is one of the best places to retire in the United States. It has everything a retired person could want. The recreational opportunities are abundant - everything from mountain biking, hiking, rafting, golfing, fishing, rock climbing, camping, downhill and cross country skiing, snowmobiling, general sightseeing and much more.

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Investments in Bend Oregon Real Estate
Bend Oregon has seen some of the fastest growth in the nation in the last few years. Its population has grown steadily and real estate prices have risen dramatically. The real estate market has cooled down some now but there are still some opportunities out there for the smart investor.

How to Find a Good Real Estate Agent in Bend Oregon
Looking for a real estate agent in Bend Oregon or any other city is not an easy task. This article will tell you how to find the best.

Bend Oregon - Home to Great Skiing
Mt. Bachelor has some of the best powder in the Pacific Northwest, boasts short lift lines and almost 3,700 acres of winter fun. It sits in the Cascade Mountains within a short drive from Bend Oregon. It is known for its dry snow and some of the best skiing and snow boarding in the West. It has 71 runs and 13 lifts.

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