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I think she is asking about Portland Oregon and not California. Anyways the market in Portland is spotty it really depends on where you are, Lake Oswego and other "older" areas like N and NE Portland are stable. Other areas like the Eastside including Clackamas and Happy Valley have been hit hard because of too many new homes being built. Portland in my opinion will continue to be steady because its a great place to live and still attracts peopls to move here. You can back out if you find something serious on the inspection report or if you dont qualify for financing. - Wed May 7 2008, 11:26
I am very familiar with the area and I think you would be much better off selling them separately because of the shortage of buildable lots in N Portland. If its a 50 x 100 or close I have a buyer I worl with who might be willing to buy the lot from you before you even list it. Please let me know if you are interested.
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