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Financing a Home Together: What Co-Buyers Need to Know
Read more: Financing a Home Together: What Co-Buyers Need to KnowFor most co-buyers, money is the reason to team up. In the Neighbors Bank Co-Buying Report, 52% of people who’d consider co-buying said they wanted to split the monthly payment, and 37% wanted to split the down payment. The good news: buying together doesn’t limit your loan options. Lenders work with multiple borrowers all the…
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Clark County & Portland Metro Market Update: Week of October 16–22, 2026
Read more: Clark County & Portland Metro Market Update: Week of October 16–22, 2026Oct 26, 2026 · @John Clark County’s median sale price jumped to $601,700 for the week of October 16–22 — up $70,700 in a single week and now above Portland Metro’s $564,500. It’s a good reminder of how much weekly prices can swing. The steadier signal: pending sales slipped again on both sides of the…
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Clark County / Portland Market Update | Week of October 9-15
Read more: Clark County / Portland Market Update | Week of October 9-15Clark County’s fall slowdown is showing up where it matters most: pending sales have slipped for three straight weeks, from roughly 734 in late September to 675 for October 9–15. At the same time, the homes that did sell went under contract faster, and weekly sale prices came in lower. Here’s what the latest RMLS…
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Thinking About Buying a Home With a Friend or Family Member? Start Here
Read more: Thinking About Buying a Home With a Friend or Family Member? Start HereIf you’ve ever looked at your rent payment and thought, “I could be building equity with this,” you’re not alone. More buyers are deciding they don’t have to wait until they can afford a home on their own. They’re teaming up with a sibling, a parent, a partner, or a close friend and buying together.…
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Clark County / Portland Market Update | Week of Oct. 2 – Oct. 9
Read more: Clark County / Portland Market Update | Week of Oct. 2 – Oct. 9The big picture The first week of October brought a typical post-quarter cooldown on both sides of the river: fewer new listings and closings, while prices held firm. Clark County’s median sale price bounced back to $595,000, and homes sold faster than the week before. Portland Metro’s median edged up to $575,000. Clark County: prices…
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15700 NE 23rd Ave
Read more: 15700 NE 23rd AvePrice: $700,000 Bedrooms: 5 bedrooms + office Baths: 3 full + 1 half bath Square Feet: 2,997 Year Built: 2012 View Additional Photos Now listed at $700,000, this 2012 three-level home in Vancouver’s Cobblestone neighborhood offers 5 bedrooms plus an office, 3.5 baths, and 2,997 square feet with territorial views and a daylight lower level…
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10915 NE 103rd St
Read more: 10915 NE 103rd StPrice: $515,000 Bedrooms: 4 bedrooms Baths: 2 full + 1 half bath Square Feet: 1,972 Year Built: 2002 View Additional Photos Now listed at $515,000, this 2002 two-story home in Vancouver’s Wolf Creek neighborhood offers 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and 1,972 square feet on a level 0.14-acre lot — with a brand-new roof and potential…
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Clark County Market Update | Week of Sept. 25 – Oct. 1, 2026
Read more: Clark County Market Update | Week of Sept. 25 – Oct. 1, 2026Clark County’s market stayed busy as September wrapped up. Closed sales rose 41% to 82 homes, a typical end-of-month push as buyers finished their purchases before the quarter ended. Sellers stayed active too, with 113 new listings, up almost 9% from the week before. That gives buyers a few more homes to choose from as…
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412 W 21st St (Pending)
Read more: 412 W 21st St (Pending)Charming Craftsman Living in Vancouver’s Hough Neighborhood Price: $675,000 Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 full / 1 half Square Footage: 2,004 sq ft View Additional Photos Nestled in Vancouver’s highly sought-after Hough neighborhood, this beautifully updated Craftsman blends timeless character with thoughtful modern upgrades, just minutes from downtown restaurants, the Vancouver Farmers Market, parks, waterfront, and…
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August SW WA Market Update
Read more: August SW WA Market UpdateFor most of 2026, Clark County’s housing market told a consistent story: more listings, more pending sales, more closings than the year before. That story changed in July. For the first time all year, closed sales in Clark County fell below where they were a year ago — and the price data is starting to…
