Disruptions In Oregon Real Estate

As a commercial real estate investor, you want your investments to achieve the returns you are looking for. One way to keep your investments working for you is to stay abreast of trends and interests rates. Is your Eugene apartment complex doing what you need it to do for you? Is it time to make a change? Learn about your options and how to evaluate your motivations and goals as an investor.

As an investor, it pays to remain informed about the state of the multifamily market in Lane County. Understand the factors that can impact sale price and what it will take to put your property on the market. Both buyers and sellers should be aware of the silent market at work in Eugene/Springfield and the value of connecting with a broker who can help you understand your goals and evaluate your options.

The increased restrictions as a result of Oregon rent control are having a significant impact on investors’ willingness to take on multifamily property improvements. Learn about the factors that landlords must consider as they consider their opportunities to raise rents and the improvements their properties may need.

Understanding the phases of the real estate cycle is critical for investors because as vacancy starts to increase, it affects how much an apartment owner can charge for rent, which trickles down to their bottom line. This in turn impacts what their property could potentially sell for. Learn where Lane County is in the real estate investment cycle as well as what to expect.

Oregon is now getting its first taste of statewide rent control laws, but more could be coming. Portland has new ordinances governing tenant screening and rental application processing ready to go into effect in March 2020. Learn about those rules and their potential impact, and why Lane County investors may have to contend with them in the future.

Oregon’s statewide rent control law, which passed early in 2019, is now impacting tenants and landlords in Eugene, Lane County, and throughout the state. This law favors tenants and is affecting how investors have to prepare when they want to sell their properties. Learn the four carve-outs that accompany the new law and how to enforce tenant rules.

Oregon’s 2019 statewide rent control law is affecting tenants and landlords in Lane County and beyond. Learn about the various ways that this law is disrupting the multifamily market in Oregon and how investors might respond. Commercial real estate broker René Nelson is passionate about helping people understand the value of their portfolio, and the strategies and options for improving it.