Here are my picks for things happening this week!
Mon, Oct 12, 2020– 12:00-1:00PM – Lunch 2 Go! ~ Dining Room is obviously problematic during COVID, but this service continues M/W/F with drive-up service! They love to see your faces! $4.00 over 60 and $5.00 under 60. Adult Community Center – 505 G Ave – Info & Ordering: CLICK HERE
Tue, Oct 13, 2020 – 4:00-5:00PM – Cook the Books Book Group~Join via Webex every week to eat and talk about food! Enjoy recipe exchanges and trying out recipes from a variety of cookbooks. – Info & Registration: CLICK HERE
Wed, Oct 14, 2020 – 6:30-7:00PM / Ages 2-12- All About Cats (Virtual Class) ~ Each week kids explore and learn all about the world of cats! – Presented by CCP~ Info & Reg: CLICK HERE
Thu, Oct 15, 2020 2:00-3:00 – Healthy Eating Every Day ~On Mondays and Thursdays learn how to adjust your eating during these challenging COVID times. Get back in the swing of healthy eating! ~ Presented by Adult Community Center – Info & Registration: CLICK HERE
Fri , Oct 16 2020: 9AM-9PM, Video Postcards from Your Librarians! ~ Check in every Friday for new stories, songs and general levity “till we can all be back together again”. Available online 24 hrs/day. Refreshed weekly. Presented by Lake Oswego Library.- Info: CLICK HERE
Sat , Oct 17 2020: 10:00AM, Storyline Online ~Every Saturday enjoy celebrated actors reading children’s books alongside creatively produced illustrations. Fresh videos are featured weekly on the Lake Oswego Library’s Kids Page. Info: CLICK HERE
Sun, Oct 18, 2020– 1:00-3:00PM – Stewardship Work Party at Iron Mountain Park ~ Help restore 50 acres of treasured natural habitat. Bring a shovel, pruners, gloves and a container of water. – Iron Mountain Park, Parking: Off Glen Eagles Rd – Info & Registration: CLICK HERE




Here is your look at the most recent data for the entire Portland area (August 2020) and how Lake Oswego fits in to this picture just below.

Appraisers alike as folks start pushing prices up in order to win a given property in a bidding situation. I tell my clients who are worried about pushing value beyond the status quo with a higher offer that they are actually setting the standard for Appraised Value on homes in their new neighborhood as Appraisers really are just calculating what people are willing to pay/have paid, thus how much homes in any given area are worth. The sale only counts toward that calculation however after it is final. The immediate peril of course is the prospect of a Seller being unwilling to budge if the Appraisal comes in lower than the Sale Price and the Buyer is put in the position of having to decide whether to bring cash to the table.