Salem Area, Oregon Top 5 Home Sales: Turner Home With Mountain Views Leads at $1.2 Million
Four of the five homes are on one level, and the group runs from new construction on a Salem cul-de-sac to a farm property with barns in Aurora.
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Four of the five homes are on one level, and the group runs from new construction on a Salem cul-de-sac to a farm property with barns in Aurora.
A fly-in property with runway access, a gated Bridle Ranch home, two brand-new builds and a San Tan Valley home with a resort-style yard make up the week’s top sales.
A low-bank home on Eld Inlet, a South Bay property with room for two households and a new one-story home on almost seven acres led a week of sales in the county.
A lakefront home at Lake Wenatchee led the week, followed by a Methow Valley property on open land, two East Wenatchee homes and a view home on Chelan’s South Shore.
An Edmond horse property led the week, followed by homes in Jones, Redbud Canyon and Tall Oaks and a Tudor-style home built this year.
A new home in the gated Talking Rock Ranch golf community led the week, and two newly built homes on one Hidden Hills street took the next two places.
A contemporary on private forest land led a week that also brought a Georgian estate, a renovated bungalow, a Queen Anne Victorian and a home by a Northwest modernist architect.
A home in Jones led the week, two Nichols Hills homes followed among the five, and agents from Sage Sotheby’s Realty listed three of them.
A newly built home with mountain views on open land in Berthoud tops a week that also brought horse properties in Greeley and Brighton and a new ranch home in Firestone.
A Parade of Homes model in La Mesa Estates South topped a week that also brought ranch homes, a home across from a city park and nearly 13 acres of horse country north of Fruita.
Resort-style backyards ran through the week’s top sales, from the fairways of a Peoria golf community to a Glendale cul-de-sac with room for a workshop.
A home in Eagle Ranch Estates led the week, followed by a home in Windsor’s Country Farms and three more Fort Collins homes that sold within about $10,000 of one another.
All five of the week’s top sales were four-bedroom homes in Washington County, ranging from a home still to be built in Fayetteville to wooded acreage in West Fork.
A home finished this year, a log home on the McKenzie River and a 1922 cottage near campus were among the week’s top sales.
The week’s top sales were all single-family homes, spread across Benton and Linn counties and ranging from compact neighborhood lots to a rural property with outbuildings.
Four of the week’s five highest-priced sales were in Chico, and the fifth was a ranch property outside Durham with barn, pasture and orchard views.
Remodeled and recently built homes in Bakersfield shared the week’s top spots with two properties of about 20 acres each, one of them in the equestrian country of Bear Valley Springs.
Two golf club neighborhoods and two communities on the Douglas County side of Aurora produced a week of large, mostly recent homes with finished basements and three-car garages.
From Alhambra, Calif., to 21 Ohio communities, Nov. 3 voters approved bans and moratoriums and rejected every measure that would have eased data center development, according to Ballotpedia’s tally.
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A new home on forestry-zoned acreage in Blaine, a South Hill condominium with bay views and three Bellingham homes near trails make up the week’s top sales.
Three Lake Oswego homes, a ranch on a Canby golf course and a country property of more than 24 acres in Oregon City made up the week’s top sales.
The week’s top sales ran from the mountain community of Cascade to Monument and Colorado Springs, and all five were single-family homes in El Paso County.
Four Fresno homes, most of them with pools, and one mountain home that backs to forest at Shaver Lake made up the week’s top sales.
A Brighton estate with an RV garage, a furnished golf course home in Broomfield and an Arvada property with water rights were among the week’s priciest sales.
Two newly built desert contemporaries, a pair of Spanish-style homes in the Catalina Foothills and a glass-walled modern on a Tucson Mountains ridge made up the week’s top sales.
Four of the five sales were in Scottsdale, and every one of the homes was built in 2021 or later.
Two newly built homes with coastal views, a Mediterranean estate in Shady Canyon, a bluff-top property with permitted plans and a canal-front home in Huntington Harbour made up the week’s biggest sales.
All five of the week’s top sales were single-family homes in Phoenix, and two of them were built this year.
A Beaverton home that sold for $1,600,000 led a group that ranged from a mid-century modern in Bonny Slope to a timbered property in the Dundee Hills.
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