West Linn Real Estate Market Activity, June 22-28, 2009

Jody McLeod June 29th, 2009

Four homes sold last week in the West Linn market, and the average price per square foot of sold homes hit nearer the mark that has been predicted by our readers. How low will it go?

Here’s the new real estate activity in West Linn for the week of June 22 through 28, 2009:

Newly Listed

ADDRESS
LIST PRICE
# BEDS
# BATHS
TOTAL SQ FT
$ PER SQ FT TYPE OF HOME
DATE LISTED
2412 MARGERY ST $224,900 3 1.1 1,044 $215 DETACHD 6/26
5889 PERRIN ST $325,000 3 2 1,713 $190 DETACHD 6/24
22045 CHELAN LOOP $349,900 2 2.1 1,689 $207 ATTACHD 6/22
1769 REGENCY ST $359,000 3 2 1,664 $216 DETACHD 6/23
22751 CLARK ST $385,000 4 2.1 2,825 $136 DETACHD 6/26
4000 MAPLETON DR $399,900 3 2.5 2,096 $191 DETACHD 6/22
1950 PINTO CT $472,200 4 2.1 3,413 $138 DETACHD 6/24
1093 EPPERLY WAY $479,900 3 2.1 2,663 $180 DETACHD 6/24
2390 MICHAEL DR $479,900 4 2.1 2,834 $169 DETACHD 6/23
4543 DAMON DR $523,900 3 2.1 3,336 $157 DETACHD 6/25
1891 6TH AVE $525,000 3 3 1,929 $272 DETACHD 6/27
3427 PONDEROSA LOOP $539,000 4 2.1 2,982 $181 DETACHD 6/26
2109 GREENE ST $559,000 5 3.1 3,519 $159 DETACHD 6/24
2903 Rawhide ST $573,700 5 4 3,540 $162 DETACHD 6/23
3070 S ROXBURY CT $619,000 3 2.2 3,226 $192 DETACHD 6/22
1371 Skye Pkwy $639,000 4 3.1 3,884 $165 DETACHD 6/26
1025 9TH ST $749,900 4 3.1 3,925 $191 DETACHD 6/24
2043 MOUNTAIN VIEW CT $848,950 5 3.1 4,100 $207 DETACHD 6/24
21430 BRANDYWINE LN $1,850,000 4 4.2 5,221 $354 DETACHD 6/22
AVERAGES $593,236 3,031 $193

Pending Sales

ADDRESS
LIST PRICE
TOTAL BEDS
TOTAL BATHS
TOTAL SQ FT
$ PER SQ FT
TYPE OF HOME
DOM
1590 ROSEMONT RD $319,000 5 2.1 3,030 $105 DETACHD 109
2365 ROGUE WAY $339,900 3 2.1 1,903 $179 DETACHD 88
18901 TRILLIUM DR $365,000 3 2.1 1,848 $198 DETACHD 74
6040 CAUFIELD ST $439,000 4 3.1 2,736 $160 DETACHD 35
1590 ROSEMONT RD $439,000 5 2.1 3,030 $145 ATTACHD 110
1907 SUNBURST TER $499,900 4 2.1 3,275 $153 DETACHD 114
3845 FAIRHAVEN DR $539,900 4 2.1 3,201 $169 DETACHD 36
1030 SW BORLAND RD $599,900 4 4 4,100 $146 DETACHD 286
2350 Haskins RD $600,000 4 2.1 3,230 $186 DETACHD 250
AVERAGES $460,178 2,928 $160 122

Closed Sales

ADDRESS ORIGINAL PRICE SOLD PRICE $ +/-%
# BEDS
# BATHS
TOTAL SQ FT
$ PER SQ FT TYPE OF HOME
DOM
2675 LANCASTER ST $625,000 $360,000 42.4% 4 2.1 3,011 $120 DETACHD 368
21260 SERANGO DR $559,000 $432,500 22.6% 3 3 3,288 $132 DETACHD 417
2985 Winkel WAY $504,900 $465,000 7.9% 5 3 3,142 $148 DETACHD 308
2918 Winkel WAY $589,000 $482,889 18.0% 4 3 2,935 $165 DETACHD 638
AVERAGES $569,475 $435,097 22.7% 3,094 $141 433

Criteria: Homes in the 97068 zip code, listed, pending or sold between the dates listed above as reported by the Regional Multiple Listing Service (RMLS ). DETACHD refers to Single Family Detached Residence, MFG refers to manufactured housing, and ATTACHD refers to single-family residences with some portion of the structure attached to another property, but not constituting CONDO ownership. DOM stands for days on market, or the number of days from when the listing became active and when it received an acceptable offer.

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9 Responses to “West Linn Real Estate Market Activity, June 22-28, 2009”

  1. davidon 30 Jun 2009 at 12:17 am

    2675 LANCASTER ST. This one is interesting. It looks like new construction that was last purchased on 10/30/2008 for $418500.
    It must have been purchased by an investor wanting it flip it. But
    instead got stuck holding the bag and had to sell at a loss for $360K.

    The two houses on Winkel Way I don’t quite understand. The CMAP web site doesn’t show any prior sales. So are these BRAND NEW homes from DR Horton? Or are they existing home sales?

    Thanks.

  2. Jody McLeodon 30 Jun 2009 at 8:23 am

    David- RMLS has different sales data than what you found for Lancaster. It only shows that it was sold in November 2006 for $265,000. At that time, it was a small, 1950′s home. However, when I delve a little deeper into other sources, it looks like half of the lot (was orginally two joined lots) was sold off for $165,400 in April of 2007. Then I see the sale you mention in October 2008, and it looks like the purchaser was a bank and would be considered a private sale (therefore not on RMLS).

    As for the two homes on Winkel Way, they are new homes that haven’t been built yet. They will be built “on spec” for the buyers. They are DR Horton homes.

  3. davidon 30 Jun 2009 at 1:29 pm

    Judy, thanks for the explanation. So DR Horton is now selling brand new houses for $150 a square foot. I don’t think they’re selling these at a loss, but they are making substantially less money per square foot than before.

    I would guess that their cost including the lot to be somewhere near $100 a square foot or less. Probably less. A local builder’s cost will be less as they have less overhead. So they’re still making about 100K per house for these 3000 sq foot houses. Not bad, but way less than before.

  4. Ron Areson 01 Jul 2009 at 2:44 pm

    Interestingly, DR Horton appears to be the only production builder that is putting up spec homes right now. The local builders like Renaissance, Legend, and Arbor are all requiring deposits first. I’m not sure what Centex is doing, but Horton must be feeling bullish enough to build, even at greatly reduced margins.

  5. Stuarton 05 Jul 2009 at 11:21 am

    Yahoo: “Where not to buy real estate” – “5 Housing Markets That Have Further to Fall ”
    Detroit, New York City, Phoenix, Portland, Ore. Minneapolis:

    “The Pacific Northwest bubble was among the last to burst, which could mean the market will be among the last to recover.”

    http://realestate.yahoo.com/promo/5-housing-markets-that-have-further-to-fall.html;_ylc=X3oDMTFuNTBiYnQ0BF9TAzI3MTYxNDkEX3MDOTc2MjA0NjUEc2VjA2ZwLXRvZGF5BHNsawNmdXJ0aGVyLXRvLWZhbGw-

    Maybe I’ll be on the high side with my $140/sqft estimate. Maybe. Although I think I am seeing a little compression in the sub $400K point now, possibly leading to values stabilizing a little (at least in West Linn). Perhaps it will be the “splendiferous” properties that start tanking to drag the averages down. There just aren’t that many truly wealthy people in Oregon, who want to live in West Linn and take on the costs of living in the city.

  6. Davidon 05 Jul 2009 at 2:27 pm

    Ron or Judy, do you know what happened to Legend Home’s development on Winkel Way? DR Horton is on the other side of the street still building and selling.

    I saw some data showing Legend missed one or more payments on a 2.2 million dollar loan. Legend’s web site doesn’t show Winkel Way as a “future community” Did they bail out of the Winkel Way development?

    What’s going to happen to their lots?

    Curious,

    David

  7. Jody McLeodon 05 Jul 2009 at 2:55 pm

    David,
    I can’t seem to find out much information either, although Legend did sell one home on Winkel Way back in January 2008 (3154 Winkel Way). I’m would imagine all building on developments would be on hold until everything gets figured out, but as of yet, no sales data on RMLS.

    Oh, BTW, my name is Jody, not Judy. No worries – it happens more than you know! :)

  8. davidon 06 Jul 2009 at 8:49 am

    Jody, I am so sorry. I just realized that I typed Judy in my two previous comments!

    And thank you for the reply. I wish that there was a similar web site for tracking Lake Oswego real estate data on a weekly basis like yours for west linn. I’m very much interested in LO as well.

  9. Ron Areson 06 Jul 2009 at 4:50 pm

    I believe the lots at Maxfield have reverted back to Legend Homes’ lender.

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