• Buying a Home in Portland From Out of State: 2026 Guide,Kerrie

    Buying a Home in Portland From Out of State: 2026 Guide

    You can buy a home in Portland from out of state, and many relocating buyers do. The process is the same as a local purchase with three adjustments: you tour by live video and one well-planned scouting trip, you build extra protection into your offer and inspection period, and you close remotely thr

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  • Oregon Income Taxes for People Moving to Portland,Kerrie

    Oregon Income Taxes for People Moving to Portland

    Oregon has one of the highest state income taxes in the country, with 2026 rates running from 4.75% to 9.9% and most working households paying 8.75% on the bulk of their income. Portland-area residents earning above roughly $128,000 (single) or $205,000 (joint) also owe a 1% Metro tax, and Multnomah

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  • How Much to Offer on a Price-Reduced House in Portland,Kerrie

    How Much to Offer on a Price-Reduced House in Portland

    On a price-reduced house in Portland, the real negotiating room is usually smaller than buyers expect, because a cut moves the asking price closer to market value rather than below it. Portland homes have been selling for about 1% under their final list price on average. The bigger lever right now i

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  • Portland Housing Market Fall 2026: 7% Rates & Price Cuts,Kerrie

    Portland Housing Market Fall 2026: 7% Rates & Price Cuts

    The Portland housing market heading into fall 2026 is flat on price, slower on pace, and more negotiable than it has been in years. The metro median sale price was $540,000 in August, nearly unchanged from last year, while nearly half of active listings have taken a price cut. The catch: mortgage ra

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