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Uncategorized • June 29, 2015

Historic Irvington Summer Newsletter 2015

by Richard Glass

News from the streets of Historic Irvington!

As an Irvington homeowner I am always happy to tour buyers around this gem of a neighborhhod. Close-in NE Portland. Call me today to discuss your real estate needs.

IRVINGTON SUMMER NEWSLETTER 2015

 

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Uncategorized Facts & Stats for Portland Metro Real Estate Market Check out the latest Facts and Stats for the Portland Metro area. Always good to be educated about all facets of our current market before making your real estate decisions. Please download and read through the attached Market Watch from RMLS and give me a phone call at 503-729-6971 or email to richard.glass@windermere.com if you […]
Home Buying • Home Selling • Portland Real Estate • April 1, 2015

HISTORIC IRVINGTON NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. SPRING 2015

by Richard Glass

This is a highly informative publication that comes out quarterly to the residents of Historic Irvington. This is a valuable read for not only residents but for people interested in moving into Irvington. As a resident of this neighborhood I cannot say enough good things about it !

Give me a call if you want to tour our fabulous neighborhood of Historic Irvington

HISTORIC IRVINGTON NEWSLETTER SPRING 2015

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Uncategorized • April 1, 2015

READ ALL ABOUT IT!! EASTMORELAND NEWSLETTER

by Richard Glass

Catch up on all your neighborhood news from beautiful Eastmoreland. This informative newsletter comes out quarterly and has valued information regarding upcoming events and neighborhood zoning issues. Even if you are currently a citizen of Eastmoreland or are interested in moving there, this is a great download.

EASTMORELAND NEWSLETTER SPRING 2015

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Uncategorized • January 27, 2015

+PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS INTERACTIVE BOUNDARIES MAP

by Richard Glass

For those of you that are looking to find a home in a specific school district in Portland you should start by clicking through this link to the Portland Public Schools Boundaries Map. Very cool, and easy to use. 

CLICK HERE FOR THE INTERACTIVE MAP

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Uncategorized • January 22, 2015

Facts & Stats for Portland Metro Real Estate Market

by Richard Glass

Check out the latest Facts and Stats for the Portland Metro area. Always good to be educated about all facets of our current market before making your real estate decisions. Please download and read through the attached Market Watch from RMLS and give me a phone call at 503-729-6971 or email to richard.glass@windermere.com if you have any questions as to where you stand in todays market.

RMLS MARKET WATCH PORTLAND METRO

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Home Buying • Home Selling • Portland Real Estate • January 6, 2015

PORTLAND HOME PRICES ARE BACK!!!!

by Richard Glass

The Portland market is certainly on the rise! Over the past few years we have seen a steady rise in property values and this is a great sign moving forward. 

READ ARTICLE: OREGON IS ON THE RISE 

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Uncategorized • September 24, 2014

Design Week Portland! A whole lot of awesome.

by Richard Glass

If you are in Portland the week of October 4-11 2014 it is imperative that you try to attend one of the many Design Week activities. Truly a spectacular event that encompasses all design arenas from the state of Industrial Design to current architecture & gaming design. Cool stuff, an much of it is free! Check out the link below

http://www.designweekportland.com/

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Home Buying • Home Selling • Portland Real Estate • Uncategorized • September 19, 2014

Where to Buy Now?

by Richard Glass

Here's a little snap-shot from the folks over at Portland Monthly! Of course there are many wonderful neighborhoods out there and a few diamonds in the rough. Let's go discover Them!!

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Home Buying • Home Selling • Portland Real Estate • Uncategorized • September 18, 2014

The NY Times asks…..will Portland always be Portlandia?

by Richard Glass

A very Interesting read about where Portland has been….and where it is going. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/09/21/magazine/will-portland-always-be-a-retirement-community-for-the-young.html?_r=0

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Uncategorized • May 29, 2014

Windermere Knows the East-Side!

by Richard Glass

Let me show you the amazing neighborhoods and architectural styles that make the East-Side of Portland so amazing!

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