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Blog by Jeremy Linder

Walmart Coming To Warrenton... Little Guys Doomed?

November 24th, 2009

It was announced made public a few months ago that a new Walmart store would be coming to Warrenton, Oregon near Marlin Avenue. Immediately mixed reactions were spouted from every local media outlet: print, radio, tv and the blogosphere. Some supported further development in Warrenton, others said Astoria should take note and create a more business friendly environment, and yet course others ...

2180 Skyline Drive, Seaside, OR

November 17th, 2009

I just finished uploading this Residential for sale, 2180 Skyline Drive, Seaside, OR

Gently lived in and superbly cared for ocean view contemporary home in Seaside's premier neighborhood. Highly functional design and quality construction will give the new owner peace of mind for many years to come. The main floor includes an efficient kitchen with eating bar, bright and open living room, pow ...

New Warrenton Costco to open November 25, 2009

November 13th, 2009

Warrenton Oregon Costco Opening November 25th

The new Warrenton, Oregon Costco warehouse is scheduled to open November 25, 2009. Workers are currently working long hours and at break-neck speed to finish the final details and prepare the store for opening to the public.

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The new warehouse is much larger than the original Costco warehouse that opened in Warrenton in 1993 and will add several services including a pharmacy and a hearing ...

Did Your 2009 Property Taxes Increase? Here's Why...

November 10th, 2009


Even with continued declines the real estate values on the north Oregon Coast, most saw an increase in real estate property taxes compared to 2008. The reason goes back a little more than a decade to 1997 and Oregon's Measure 50 which restructured the property tax system in Oregon. Instead of tax owed being based solely on the market value of a property, Measure 50 allows ...

$8000 tax credit to be extended, up to $6500 for 'move up' buyers

November 5th, 2009




Jeremy talks about the extension of the existing $8000 first time home buyer tax credit, and the provision that gives up to $6500 for eligable 'move up' buyers that have owned a home for at least 5 years.

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