This spacious, low-traffic Aurora lot will accommodate many different home styles. It’s priced to sell at only $79,900 and seller financing is available. For more information about this property, contact Roy with Certified Realty at (971) 258-4822 today.
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Building has resumed in Aurora’s Keil Park neighborhood. As one of Aurora’s finest housing developments, this is an indication that the much-mentioned regional real estate recovery has indeed reached our area.
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Recent articles are pointing out how our region is now experiencing an improved housing market.
These reports include encouraging news about real estate around Salem and also Portland. This is important, because Aurora is located equidistant between both of these significant Oregon markets.
And it’s not just here in Oregon. Now even national housing news is improving, too . If you’re thinking about selling or buying a home or other real estate in Oregon, please contact our sponsor, Certified Realty at 503-682-1083 today!
Visitors driving through rural Aurora along Keil Road may have noticed a brand new unoccupied building located there. That complex is the new location of Helicopter Transport Services just southeast of the Aurora State Airport.
Helicopter Transport Services says this new facility will consolidate their U.S. operations into one state-of-the-art 200,000+ square foot hangar capable of coordinating, housing, and supporting their entire heavy lift fleet.
A formal ‘move-in’ date has not yet been publicly announced. Like so many other ‘well-wishers,’ AuroraOregon.com eagerly awaits the arrival of our newest neighbor, Helicopter Transport Services.
The greater Portland area shows a marked decline in the number of competing homes for sale. There are now 3.6 months of housing inventory, which means our market would run out of homes in 3.6 months at the current rate of home sales.
By contrast, the greater Salem area now has a 7.3 month backlog of housing inventory, twice that of Portland.
Because Aurora, Oregon is located equidistant to these two Oregon housing markets, Aurora tends to experience more of a mixed effect on housing inventory. Click on the two reports above for the latest on both regions.
The highway corridor between Aurora and Woodburn is receiving statewide attention. Some have suggested a walking/bike path along Highway 99e between the two towns. Tell us your view in this new AuroraOregon.com poll:
Click here to learn more about the Oregon 99e Woodburn to Aurora corridor.
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