The most costly residential real estate transaction in Washington County during the last week is a Portland home that sold for $980,000.
Over the course of the last week, 44 residential real estate sales with an average price of $531,296 were reported in the county. In the end, the average cost per square foot was $295.
Even though the property may have sold earlier, the values in the list below relate to real estate sales for which the title was recorded during the week of December 16.
10. $650K, single-family house at 1036 Vista Oaks Drive
The owners of the Forest Grove property located at 1036 Vista Oaks Drive have changed. It cost $650,000. The home is 2,614 square feet in size and was constructed in 2016. The cost is $249 per square foot. On December 11, the agreement was concluded.
9. $684K, single-family home at 3298 N.E. 12th Ave.
The single-family residence located at 3298 N.E. 12th Ave., Hillsboro, has been sold. The house was purchased for $684,000, and the new owners moved in in December. The home is 2,196 square feet in size and was constructed in 1997. It cost $311 per square foot. On December 11, the agreement was concluded.
8. $690K, single-family residence at 8747 N.W. Kearney Street
The Portland single-family home located at 8747 N.W. Kearney Street has been sold. The house was purchased for $689,500, and the new owners moved in in December. The living space of the 2003-built home is 2,478 square feet. The final cost per square foot was $278. On December 11, the agreement was concluded.
7. $725K, single-family house at 12845 N.W. Forest Spring Lane
The Portland single-family home located at 12845 N.W. Forest Spring Lane has been sold. The house was purchased for $725,000, and the new owners moved in in December. The home is 2,271 square feet in size and was constructed in 2001. It cost $319 per square foot. On December 10, the agreement was completed.
6. $730K, single-family home at 15216 N.W. Troon Drive
The Portland single-family home at 15216 N.W. Troon Drive, which is 1,912 square feet, has been sold. The entire acquisition price was $730,000, or $382 per square foot, and the ownership transfer was finalized in December. The home was constructed in 1998. On December 9, the agreement was concluded.
5. $780K, single-family residence at 18459 S.W. Elderberry Lane
The Sherwood single-family home at 18459 S.W. Elderberry Lane, which is 3,301 square feet, has been sold. The entire acquisition price was $780,000, or $236 per square foot, and the ownership transfer was finalized in December. The home was constructed in 2018. On December 9, the agreement was concluded.
4. $783K, single-family residence at 7428 S.W. Ashford Street
The owners of the Portland property located at 7428 S.W. Ashford Street have changed. It cost $783,000. The home is 3,395 square feet in size and was constructed in 1992. It costs $231 per square foot. On December 9, the agreement was concluded.
3. $788K, single-family home at 9825 S.W. Day Road
The single-family home located at 9825 S.W. Day Road in Sherwood has been sold. The house was purchased for $788,000, and the new owners moved in in December. The living space of the 1968-built home is 2,170 square feet. The final cost per square foot was $363. On December 11, the agreement was concluded.
2. $835K, single-family house at 8775 S.W. Ironstone Place
Beaverton’s 8775 S.W. Ironstone Place, a 3,610-square-foot single-family home, has been sold. The entire acquisition price was $835,000, or $231 per square foot, and the ownership transfer was finalized in December. In 1996, the house was constructed. On December 9, the agreement was concluded.
1. $980K, single-family house at 15224 S.W. Coolwater Lane
The detached home located in Portland at 15224 S.W. Coolwater Lane has been sold. The residence was purchased for $980,000 and sold in December. The house is 3,854 square feet in size and was constructed in 2023. It cost $254 per square foot. On December 11, the agreement was concluded.
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