A Map that shows Homes for Sale in Bend? (houses, neighborhoods)

[SpongingOffMyWife]

I had it -- I had the link. Right here (points at computer) and now I can't find it. I had a nice website that had a zoomable map of Bend which had pushpins showing where houses were for sale, along with links to sales information. Now I can't find the darn thing.

It's not that mingy little map on Zillow.

[delta07]

Originally Posted by SpongingOffMyWife

I had it -- I had the link. Right here (points at computer) and now I can't find it. I had a nice website that had a zoomable map of Bend which had pushpins showing where houses were for sale, along with links to sales information. Now I can't find the darn thing.

It's not that mingy little map on Zillow.

I know the map you are talking about but I believe that site went under a few years ago (unless they are back up & running). I thought it was called map bend or something like that, but that search doesn't bring it up.

[SpongingOffMyWife]

I think I remember that older map, but the one I'm trying to remember was one I looked at just a couple weeks ago. I think I found it starting at some link posted here in another thread. I didn't get to it directly, I think, but one thing leads to another in the Interwebs.

[karlsch]

Movoto uses Google Maps and you can expand it to almost full screen size.

[SpongingOffMyWife]

Thanks, but drat -- Movoto looks promising but the results are incomplete. We have a couple houses on our street that don't pop up, and there are others nearby that don't show.

[unibroker]

Have you tried looking through your browser history?

[SpongingOffMyWife]

Good suggestion. This machine's browser history doesn't have it. I have another I might have used, maybe I'll find it there. Or I'm delusional.

But I know that I looked around our house and saw two, three, properties nearby that had quite low prices, but clicking on their pushpins revealed them to be bare lots -- thus the low price.

As I recall, to drill down, the map was first organized by quadrants of the city, and you selected which one, then I think that you drilled down farther by selecting neighborhoods/subdivisions.

I didn't bookmark it , which was just silly.

[delta07]

Originally Posted by SpongingOffMyWife

Good suggestion. This machine's browser history doesn't have it. I have another I might have used, maybe I'll find it there. Or I'm delusional.

But I know that I looked around our house and saw two, three, properties nearby that had quite low prices, but clicking on their pushpins revealed them to be bare lots -- thus the low price.

As I recall, to drill down, the map was first organized by quadrants of the city, and you selected which one, then I think that you drilled down farther by selecting neighborhoods/subdivisions.

I didn't bookmark it , which was just silly.

That really sounds like the mapBend site I mentioned earlier. I really liked it too because it was user friendly and easy to see things via neighborhood. I'm not sure it exists anymore. I'd love for you to link it (as long as it isn't affiliated with one of our competitor sites, in which case, I will have to delete) if you do find it again.

[creativekristy]

It may just be easier to contact a realtor and have them set you up on the MLS. My MLS listings can be adjusted to map view, which allows me to scroll around any neighborhood and see what's for sale. You can further narrow it down by price, # of BRs, square footage, acreage, etc. It doesn't cost anything to have the realtor set up, and it's really useful (and accurate).