Some consider Aurora, Oregon to be a speedtrap. Here’s one post from a website on the topic:
The entire city of Aurora, Oregon is a trap – just sneeze the wrong way and you’ll get busted. It’s a one horse town with small town minds. Very dangerous place to drive through. Doesn’t matter if it’s 99E thru town or the side streets like Airport Rd – you’ll get a ticket for your right front tire not inflated correctly! Not worth the headache – try and use Hwy 551 to avoid the city.
Such divergence on this issue suggests that reality may be somewhere between these differing views.
Aurora, Oregon Patrol Vehicle
Some contend Aurora’s limited public safety resources may be put to better use than catching speeders. Others suggest that even if Aurora is a speedtrap, it’s good if that keeps people safer. So please take our poll below. Do you consider Aurora, Oregon a speedtrap?
New figures on Aurora, Oregon’s housing market were just released by Ticor Title Company. Click on the image below to view the entire report and check out the near-doubling in price trends.
To view this new report, click on the image
Given the median Aurora lot size of 2.5 to 5 acres, it’s clear that our local Aurora, Oregon real estate market is strongly influenced by these desirable and typically more expensive properties. Plus with an average market time of more than nine months, it’s also important to note that Aurora, Oregon homesellers may need patience to maximize their selling price.
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This spacious and affordable 3 bedroom, 2 bath Aurora home was recently listed by our sponsor, Certified Realty. It features more than 1,500 square feet of living space on 1/4 acre.
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Plenty of room for your own private garden and double carport. Low traffic neighborhood with a cul-de-sac, too. Because this a 1970’s-era manufactured home, lender financing is not likely. However, cash or possible seller financing with a very large down payment are possible options.
Home Interior
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Some astonishing information taken from recent Aurora, Oregon home sales records is now available.
This Aurora, Oregon Home Recently Sold For Full Price
This latest data involves the average market time of sold Aurora homes from the Regional Multiple Listing Service (RMLS). Also included was a comparison of the list price to final selling price of Aurora, Oregon homes.
Local Home Prices Are High Like This Balloon Over Aurora’s Countryside!
The average market time among recent home sales this month was 8 days. That’s right, just over a week. This is extremely short and reflective of our low Aurora, Oregon home inventory now for sale.
Average DOM/CDOM:
8 / 8
Average SQ.FT.:
1,385
Average List Price:
$199,600
Average $/SQ.FT.:
$144
Average Sold Price:
$201,000
Average S$/SQFT:
$145
Not surprisingly, selling prices for Aurora homes are strong. So strong that Aurora’s selling prices now average more than the list price!
This Aurora, Oregon Home Recently Sold For More Than 2% Above List Price
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A recent report on Aurora, Oregon real estate provides some very interesting insights into our current market. The new study includes local market data on Aurora for easy comparison with neighboring towns.
Notable New Aurora, Oregon Real Estate Stats In Red-Click Image To Enlarge
In the table above, several key elements are circled in red, showing where Aurora is a standout in several categories.
Some Aurora History
Here’s a summary of the latest report with key information on our Aurora, Oregon real estate market:
Fewer Homes Are Sold In Aurora, Oregon With just 9 properties sold last month in the survey, Aurora is behind only Hubbard’s 8 sold properties in having the fewest local home sales. Woodburn enjoys the distinction of most local homes sold, far outpacing the closest runner-up, #2 Silverton.
Aurora, Oregon Homes Are Big!
Aurora homes that sold last month averaged 2,153 square feet of living space. That figure dwarfs Woodburn (1,355 square feet) and Canby (1,530 square feet). Closest to Aurora’s large average home size was #2 Silverton at 1,985 square feet.
Aurora, Oregon Homes Are More Expensive Related to Aurora’s larger average sold home size, Aurora also has the highest average selling price of all neighboring communities listed in the survey at $275,588. This is more than twice Woodburn’s average home price of $138,073. Closest to Aurora’s price was Canby at $262,637.
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Now’s The Time!
With nice weather and fewer competing homes on the market, now is a great time to contact the Aurora experts and our AuroraOregon.com sponsor, Certified Realty using the convenient contact form below.
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