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Clayton Williams Portland & SW Washington Real Estate, 1120 SE Madison Street, Portland, OR (2026)

04/04/2026

🏡 Open House Alert.
Saturday 4/4 | 12:00-2:00PM
Sunday 4/5 | 1:00-3:00PM

SOUTHWEST CONVENIENCE WITH VIEWS

Updated end-unit townhome filled with natural light, offering seasonal Mt. Hood and Willamette River views, a well-executed multi-level layout, open main-floor living, and meaningful recent system improvements. Well-appointed kitchen with newer stainless steel appliances opens to the living area with a refreshed gas fireplace and direct access to a generous deck overlooking a wooded seasonal backdrop. Vaulted en-suite primary on the upper level includes adjoining flex space and a spacious bath with dual vanities, soaking tub, separate shower, and walk-in closet. Lower-level bedrooms offer comfortable separation and privacy with a shared bath. Dedicated mechanical room provides excellent additional storage potential.

Listing c/o .

3-Beds / 2.5-Baths
Sq. Ft.: 2328
Yr. Built: 2005
Schools: Capitol Hill, Jackson, Ida B. Wells
List Price: $599,000
Taxes: $9,483
RMLS #: 472320893

03/30/2026

SOUTHWEST CONVENIENCE WITH VIEWS

Updated end-unit townhome filled with natural light, offering seasonal Mt. Hood and Willamette River views, a well-executed multi-level layout, open main-floor living, and meaningful recent system improvements. Well-appointed kitchen with newer stainless steel appliances opens to the living area with a refreshed gas fireplace and direct access to a generous deck overlooking a wooded seasonal backdrop. Vaulted en-suite primary on the upper level includes adjoining flex space and a spacious bath with dual vanities, soaking tub, separate shower, and walk-in closet. Lower-level bedrooms offer comfortable separation and privacy with a shared bath. Dedicated mechanical room provides excellent additional storage potential.��

Listing c/o .

3-Beds / 2.5-Baths
Sq. Ft.: 2328
Yr. Built: 2005
Schools: Capitol Hill, Jackson, Ida B. Wells
List Price: $599,000
Taxes: $9,483
RMLS #: 472320893

03/27/2026

SOUTHWEST CONVENIENCE WITH VIEWS

Updated end-unit townhome filled with natural light, offering seasonal Mt. Hood and Willamette River views, a well-executed multi-level layout, open main-floor living, and meaningful recent system improvements. Well-appointed kitchen with newer stainless steel appliances opens to the living area with a refreshed gas fireplace and direct access to a generous deck overlooking a wooded seasonal backdrop. Vaulted en-suite primary on the upper level includes adjoining flex space and a spacious bath with dual vanities, soaking tub, separate shower, and walk-in closet. Lower-level bedrooms offer comfortable separation and privacy with a shared bath. Dedicated mechanical room provides excellent additional storage potential.��

Listing c/o .

3-Beds / 2.5-Baths
Sq. Ft.: 2328
Yr. Built: 2005
Schools: Capitol Hill, Jackson, Ida B. Wells
List Price: $599,000
Taxes: $9,483
RMLS #: 472320893

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02/26/2026

Today we celebrate the successful pursuit and purchase of your first home. Calculated maneuvers and a clear understanding of risk assumption was required to win the day. You did it!

Bravo!!!

You are the CHAMPION.

photo c/o Stacey Puppo

Clayton Williams
Licensed Principal Broker ORE + Broker WA
Inhabit Real Estate
[email protected]
C: 404.432.2451

Work Hard. Be Kind. Do Great Things!

01/30/2026

Think February is too early to list a Portland home? It’s often one of the smartest windows of the year.

Lower inventory means less competition. Your property isn’t buried under a flood of new listings, which can translate to stronger buyer attention and cleaner negotiations.

February buyers are decisive. Anyone touring homes this time of year is motivated, qualified, and prepared to act rather than casually browsing.

Momentum matters. Many buyers who paused during the holidays re enter the market early in the year with urgency, especially before spring competition ramps up.

Pricing still matters. February rewards accurate pricing informed by hyper local data, not guesswork or optimism.

Timing a sale is rarely about tradition. It’s about leverage. In many Portland submarkets, February quietly favors sellers who are prepared.

If you are considering a move this year, early positioning deserves a serious look.

Clayton Williams
Licensed Principal Broker ORE + Broker WA
Inhabit Real Estate
[email protected]
C: 404.432.2451

Work Hard. Be Kind. Do Great Things!

01/29/2026

Trying to sell a home in the Portland metro and hitting resistance?
One of the biggest strategic mistakes I see is defaulting to a price drop when a seller credit would do more work.

The right move depends on who your buyer is and how they’re financing.

When seller credits win
For financed buyers, credits can be far more effective than shaving a few thousand off the price. Applied toward closing costs or a rate buydown, they can materially lower monthly payments. Just as important, credits let you hold your list price, protect perceived value, and avoid signaling weakness. In a higher rate market, this often keeps deals alive that would otherwise fall apart.

When a price reduction makes sense
Price cuts matter most to cash buyers and investors focused strictly on basis. A reduction can also reset online visibility by pushing a listing into a new search range, which can be useful when activity has stalled.

There’s no default answer
This is a positioning decision, not a rule of thumb. Buyer profile, financing terms, and competitive context all matter. If you want to move your home without unnecessarily giving up value, it starts with choosing the right lever.

Happy to talk strategy before you make a move.

Clayton Williams
Licensed Principal Broker ORE + Broker WA
Inhabit Real Estate
[email protected]
C: 404.432.2451

Work Hard. Be Kind. Do Great Things!

01/22/2026

A 6 month journey comes to an end. Thankful and honored to serve another CHAMPION.�whose trust and belief in our system and strategy produced an ideal outcome.

The Result
- Wonderful home in a highly desirable community + school district of choice.
- In-town location proximate to urban abundance.
- Opportunity to live, work and play, all from the convenience of your new home.

Side Note - A collaborative and responsive Co-op Broker working to find cohesion makes the experience all the better.�

Image c/o

Work Hard. Be Kind. Do Great Things!�

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01/19/2026

Trying to find the right Portland community for your needs can feel overwhelming. It does not have to be.

I have been through this process myself. The key is being clear on priorities and honest about tradeoffs. Whether you are buying a family home or evaluating a long term investment, these fundamentals matter.

Start with lifestyle fit
Neighborhoods should support how people actually live. Access to schools, parks, transit, and daily amenities drives long term demand. Some areas lean urban and career focused, others clearly favor families. Knowing the difference saves time and money.

Look ahead, not just at today
Limited supply areas tend to hold value, while neighborhoods with planned development often offer stronger upside. Appreciation is rarely accidental. It usually follows infrastructure, zoning, and demographic shifts.

Balance affordability with durability
Lower entry price does not always mean better value. Some emerging areas offer upside, while established neighborhoods provide steadier performance. The right choice depends on risk tolerance and timeline.

Match the area to the end user
Professionals, families, and long term renters value different things. Strong schools matter in some markets more than others. Problems arise when a property is aimed at the wrong audience.

Pay attention to zoning and future use
Areas that allow multifamily or higher density often change faster. That can create opportunity, but only if the rules are understood before buying.

Finding the right place is not about chasing trends. It is about making decisions that hold up over time.

If you are considering a move or an investment and want a clear assessment of what makes sense, let’s talk.

Clayton Williams
Licensed Principal Broker ORE + Broker WA
Inhabit Real Estate
[email protected]
C: 404.432.2451

Work Hard. Be Kind. Do Great Things!

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