Market Reports
Monthly and annual market analysis for Douglas County and Southern Oregon. Absorption rates, days on market, median pricing, inventory depth, and affordability metrics — all sourced from RMLS data.
The Pendulum Swing: A Changing Market Requires a Different Approach
Today's market hasn't stopped, but it has become more selective. Active inventory in Douglas County climbed from 404 to 515 homes year-over-year, while pending sales held nearly flat. Here's what that means for sellers and buyers.
Momentum Without Movement: Reading Between the Metrics
Inventory has reached 5.0 months of supply for the first time since September 2016, and absorption has fallen from the mid-70% range in early 2022 to the low-20s today. Yet sold prices remain remarkably stable. Here's how to read the metrics together.
Douglas County Real Estate in 8 Key Metrics: 2025 Year in Review
2025 was a year of gradual normalization in Douglas County. Home prices held steady, inventory rebuilt slowly, and days on market rose to 75+ days. Here are the 8 metrics that tell the story.
Historic Low Inventory: Inside the Spring 2021 Market
Douglas County inventory has decreased to 1.6 months, the lowest reading in over a decade. Average sale prices are up 26.4% year over year and total market time has dropped to 50 days. Here is what is driving the spring 2021 surge and what buyers and sellers should expect next.
Bidding Wars and Aging in Place: Spring 2021 Insights
Homes in Sutherlin are receiving 7 to 10 offers and closing $15,000 to $105,000 over list price. Inventory has tightened to just 1.1 months, average sale prices are up 21.2% year over year, and homes are pending in 43 days. Here is the playbook for both sides of the table, plus practical notes on aging in place, accelerating your mortgage, and which upgrades to make before you sell.
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