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What I’d like to see is a forecast specific to Portland, Oregon — by neighborhood.
I’m thinking of selling an Eastmoreland house later this year, when renters depart, and would find that data interesting.
Sorry, but the report did not provide data at that local of a level.
Why does some state have higher average?
Non-judicial states allowed the banks to clear their distressed properties more easily while judicial states tied them up in the court system.
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