Selling smart growth in Portland: in the antisprawl capital, the holy grail is a 10,000-square-foot lot

Article Abstract:

Affordable housing in the city of Portland, OR, is becoming increasingly scarce because of the imposition of urban growth boundaries. While the city's population has grown from 1.33 million in 1980 to 1.84 million in 1999, Portland ranks 174th in terms of affordability out of 181 communities across the country.

Housing, City planning, Urban planning, Portland, Oregon

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Profit comes to those who wait

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Saul Klein, president of a property management company, discusses successful investment strategies and the difference between trading and investing. He has achieved a 900% return over a period of five years.

Purchasing, Portfolio management, Investments, Interview, Klein, Saul

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Name that style

Article Abstract:

Advice for real estate agents on distinguishing different house styles is presented. The common styles include Victorian, Cape Cod and Spanish.

Methods, House selling, Home selling

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