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Originally Posted by Steve97415
I think that there is probably a serendipitous window of opportunity to get into the Corvallis housing market right now. Because it is a popular place to live, the inventory is often rather low. At the moment it seems to be a bit higher.
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I agree with Steve97415 on this point in particular. I think with the increased inventory and how slow many houses are moving, combined with the current mortgage rates, this is a pretty good time to buy in Corvallis.
If you are renting, it's also not a bad time to rent. The last couple of years has seen quite a boom in new rental housing around town, so I think there's more to choose from.
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