Broadbent, OR

Broadbent is a small town located in the Willamette Valley in Oregon. The population of Broadbent was just over 1,000 as of the 2010 census. Broadbent is a popular tourist destination because of its close proximity to Mount Hood and the many wineries located in the area.

Real estate in Broadbent is very affordable compared to other areas of Oregon. The median home price as of September 2016 was $269,500, which is much lower than the statewide median home price of $324,900. This affordability makes Broadbent an ideal place to buy a home or invest in real estate.

The most popular type of real estate in Broadbent is single-family homes. As of September 2016, there were 266 single-family homes for sale in Broadbent. This represents about 60% of all homes for sale in the town. The remaining 40% are condos and apartments.

One reason why single-family homes are so popular in Broadbent is that they are relatively easy to build on land that is already owned by someone else. This means that developers do not have to spend a lot of money acquiring land before they can start building homes on it. In addition, there are not many restrictions on how many single-family homes can be built within a certain area, which makes it easier for buyers to find what they want and negotiate a good deal on a home purchase.

Another reason why single-family homes are so popular in Broadbent is that they tend to be more affordable than other types of housing options available in the area. For example, as of September 2016, the median list price for a single-family home was $269,500 while the median list price for an apartment was $279,900 (both figures represent prices as reported by Zillow). These prices may seem high at first glance but keep in mind that apartments typically require less maintenance than traditional houses and they often come with more amenities (like pools and fitness centers) than typical houses do. In addition, many people who live in apartments also own their own property outside of Broad Bent which gives them some financial security if they decide to move out later on down the road or if their current job situation changes drastically (for example: if their company decides to move them overseas).