• 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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  • Beaverton's Tech Corridor: What Moving to Silicon Forest Actually Looks Like in 2026,Kerrie

    Beaverton's Tech Corridor: What Moving to Silicon Forest Actually Looks Like in 2026

    Beaverton sits at the eastern edge of Oregon's "Silicon Forest," the tech corridor running west through Hillsboro that's anchored by Nike's world headquarters and Intel's largest R&D footprint outside its own state of origin. If you're relocating for a job at either company, or in the broader tech e

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  • Is Everyone Really Leaving Portland? What the 2026 Data Actually Shows,Kerrie

    Is Everyone Really Leaving Portland? What the 2026 Data Actually Shows

    Portland isn't emptying out, but it isn't booming either. The city of Portland itself has lost a small amount of population since 2019, while the wider Portland metro area, including Beaverton, Milwaukie, and Lake Oswego, grew under 1% in 2025. Two major moving companies published contradicting repo

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  • How Portland Families Actually Get Around: Transit, Biking, and Car Reality Check,Kerrie

    How Portland Families Actually Get Around: Transit, Biking, and Car Reality Check

    Choosing a Portland home also means choosing how your household will handle school drop-offs, rainy-day errands, downtown appointments, soccer practice, groceries, and trips beyond the city. The best transportation setup is rarely one mode for every trip. For many families, it is a practical mix of

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