Portland's real estate market is currently neutral—a rare equilibrium where well-priced homes sell promptly and buyers gain meaningful negotiating power on repairs and concessions. This balance contrasts sharply with pandemic-era bidding wars and reflects the easing of the "lock-in effect" that previously constrained inventory. However, this temporary window will likely close once mortgage rates drop from their current 6% range, triggering another buying surge that will drive prices back up.
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