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Housing market showing
signs of life in West Valley
By Jo Mclntyre
Correspondent, The Sun
It's been several months
since the last real estate report
appeared in The Sun, and true
to this paper's name, some
tiny little sunbeams are con-
tinuing to arouse hope in the
hearts of home sellers and real
estate agents everywhere.
While it is true that most
sales are still foreclosures,
charts from the private Re-
gional Multiple Listing Ser-
vice, which keeps track of real
estate sales throughout Or-
egon, show fewer declines and
even some upticks in Yamhill
and Polk counties.
And even though the situa-
tion appears to be dire in the
West Valley, a recent story in
the Newberg Graphic said that
Newberg and Dundee lead all
the cities in the rest of the
county in foreclosures by a
huge percentage.
In Yamhill County, pend-
ing sales were up 10 percent
year over year in November,
although pending sales were
only up 1.2 percent for the en-
tire year to date. And average
sale prices continued to de-
cline, down 7.4 percent year
to date. Average home price
was $198,900.
Total time on the market
was 183 days, and in Polk
County, except Salem, 138
days.
Residential real estate is re-
ally moving in Polk County,
except Salem, up 50 percent in
November, and up 29.2 percent
year over year in November.
Average sale prices were down
significantly, too, at minus 11.3
percent so far this year, or an
average home price of
$175,600.
Jobless figures improving; raw rate for
Oregon at 9.1 percent; U-6 at 17.1 percent
By Jo Mclntyre
Correspondent, The Sun
WorkSource Oregon re-
leased the last unemployment
report in 2011 on Dec. 19. The
report covers the month of
November.
For the state, the jobless
figure was 9.1 percent, but
ranged from a low of 6.1 per-
cent in Benton County to a
high of 15.5 percent in Crook
County, in the latest county-
by-county breakdown.
Polk and Yamhill counties
fell between those extremes,
with Polk County, excluding
West Salem, now at 7.5 per-
cent, compared to 9.4 percent
last year at this time.
Yamhill County's rate was
quite a bit higher at 8.2 per-
cent, but considerably better
than the 10.2 percent reported
for same period in 2010. These
are the raw jobless rates, with
no seasonal adjusmaent.
The rate of unemployment
fell in all but two of Oregon's
counties from November 2010
to November 2011.
Underutilization, called U-
6, is a different matter. That is
the department's term for a
work force that is not totally
engaged in the world of work,
but is still being paid for some
kind of work.
The U-6 underutilization
base level consists of all people
listed as out of work --
181,600 in Oregon in Novem-
ber 2011. To that, add 44,500
marginally attached workers
and 122,200 employed part-
time for economic reasons, or
not what the worker would like
and is qualified to do.
This leaves total U-6
underutilization level of
348,300, or a 17.1 percent un-
employment rate.
• U.S. government
agency has taken over calcu-
lating employment reports
In an interesting change,
state employment specialists
noted at the end of this
month's report that calculating
and reporting employment es-
timates has been transferred to
the national U:S. Bureau of
Labor Statistics (BLS).
"For many years, monthly
employment estimates for Or-
egon and its metropolitan ar-
eas were developed by Oregon
Employment Department
economists," the statement
noted.
"These economists were
also responsible for revising
the initial sample-based esti-
mates annually, based on more
complete information from Or-
egon businesses. This revisions
process is known as bench-
marking."
In March 2011, responsibil-
ity for monthly employment es-
timates went to the U.S. Bureau
of Labor Statistics (BLS). Esti-
mates developed by the BLS
depended more heavily on sam-
pling businesses and less on
knowledge of local economic
events. They also are more vari-
able on a month-to-month basis.
BLS staff is also taking over
responsibility for the annual
benchmarking process. The re-
suits of this process will be re-
flected when the agency issues
revised data for 2010 and 2011
in February and March 2012.
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