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The Great Mountains of the Pacific Northwest

April 22, 2015 by LakeOswego

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The Northwest is home to a variety of different mountain ranges which can be extremely picturesque as a view from your back window. If you’re planning on settling in Oregon it is important to note that you could be in close view of some of the most spectacular mountain ranges in the Northwest by carefully selecting your property. Mountain range is really add to the value of your home and can give you plenty of opportunity for hiking, exploring and getting in touch with the outdoors. Here’s a breakdown of some of the top mountain ranges in the Northwest that you could possibly enjoy a view of by purchasing real estate in Oregon:

  1. Mount Hood: Mount Hood is home to some beautiful ski resorts and spectacular lakes. If you are looking for a weekend getaway or you want to take to the slopes through the winter close locations to Mount Hood could be perfect for you or your family.
  2. Mount St Helens: located northeast of Portland Oregon this volcano erupted last on July 10, 2008. Mount Saint Helens is perhaps America’s most famous volcano and it features spectacular views as well as a national park. Taking in its beauty or exploring the natural Park and reserve center can be a wonderful experience for you and your family.
  3. Mount Adams is located in nearby Washington and is a potentially active volcano in the same category as Mount Saint Helens. It’s the second-highest mountain in the entire state of Washington and plays host to a wonderful US national Park which can offer the perfect getaway for any outdoor adventurers settling in Oregon.
  4. Mount Jefferson: Mount Jefferson is part of the cascade Range and brats on the most recognizable mountains in Oregon because it’s the second-highest. Mount Jefferson is itself a volcano as well but its latest direction took place in 950 A.D. The area surrounding Mount Jefferson is pristine and perfect for outdoor explorers.

These are just a few of the great mountains of the Northwest that you could potentially explore or have views of from your new home in Oregon.

Filed Under: Lake Oswego, Oregon, Pacific Northwest Tagged With: hillsboro, mountains, nature, oregon, pacific northwest

House Hunting in Oregon? Home Values on the Rise!

April 7, 2015 by LakeOswego

If you are currently, or plan to be, house hunting in Oregon then let us tell you some of the top reasons you should consider moving to Oregon:

If you are looking for an excellent area to settle down with a family or even just for yourself a commonly overlooked state to settle in these Oregon. From the eclectic art scene of Portland to the natural beauty of Oregon city to the fantastic outdoor activities in Bend, Oregon has cities and areas that are perfect for nearly any personality type. Here’s some of the top reasons you should consider Oregon as a house hunter:

  1. Property values are on the rise: Oregon is becoming an extremely attractive place to live, some cities in Oregon such a sure would have a crime rate that 67% lower than the state average and high school graduation rates are 15% higher than most of the nation. It stats like these that raise the property values and the desirability of settling in areas across Oregon. This makes the state a great investment opportunity and the perfect place to raise families.
  2. It’s not as rainy as you may think: While the Pacific Northwest is often portrayed as a rainy and miserable place Oregon isn’t even in the top 10 for rainfall out of the 50 states. Although there is some precipitation through the spring and winter it helps Oregon citizens to really embrace the summer and enjoy delights like some of the United States best truffles.
  3. Oregon is perfect for produce and farming: If you have ever dreamt of living on a farm or starting your own garden it’s important to note that property in Oregon is made for growing. Oregon has some of the best growing lands around especially through the Willamette Valley. There are over 200 wineries across this area as well as some of America’s best farmers markets..

Most Oregon residents don’t leave the state once they move there: culture and Oregon is unique and all its own and if you are planning on making the move it’s important to note that Oregon ranks amongst the highest in overall happiness of state residents. Oregon residents enjoy zero sales tax and an extremely friendly atmosphere. When most people settle in Oregon they simply don’t want to live anywhere else.

Don’t forget to browse the homes for sale by clicking the “Buy Real Estate” tab at the top of the page, and conversely if you are looking to sell and leave our beautiful state for somewhere else, click the “Sell Real Estate” tab and we’ll help you make the transition seamless.

Filed Under: Lake Oswego, Oregon, Oregon, Real Estate Tagged With: farming, high tech, hillsboro, oregon, pacific northwest, pnw, real estate

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