Ryan Purdy

In a city of glass towers and identical high-rise condos, this Pearl District townhome stands apart—an urban retreat where luxury meets individuality. A residence designed for those who crave character and privacy without sacrificing the energy of the city life. The main floor is a true centerpiece. The living room, anchored by soaring 20’ ceilings filled with floor-to ceiling bookshelves,

Back on Market - No fault of seller! A truly unique opportunity, a duplex with beachfront property and tons of opportunity. Each unit comes fully furnished with one bed and one bath. Live in one and rent the other, create a multi-generational retreat, remodel it to expand its potential or rebuild it into a home of your choice. With the beach on one side and downtown only a few short blocks away,

Back on Market - No fault of seller! A stone’s throw away from the beach, this rare oceanfront gem in the peaceful coastal town of Rockaway Beach offers the perfect opportunity for both investment opportunity and family retreat. Zoned for commercial use and selling fully furnished, the property is currently operating as a 5 year successful and transferable Airbnb with four income-generating units

Rarely does a home perfectly combine sophisticated indoor living with a backyard designed for unrivaled celebrations. This remodeled one-level residence does replacing the dated with the extraordinary and transforming the entire home without sacrificing an ounce of modern character. Serving as the focal point of the home the fully remodeled kitchen connects both the functional expansive open

2170 Walker Road boasts 18+ AC of level land surrounded on three sides by residential neighborhoods and Chavez Elementary School, constructed in 2012. It is currently part of unincorporated Marion County, but it is within the Salem Urban Growth Boundary and is expected to be annexed by the City of Salem when acquired for development. Off-sites adjacent to site.Preliminary conversations with the

2170 Walker Road boasts 18+ AC of level land surrounded on three sides by residential neighborhoods and Chavez Elementary School, constructed in 2012. It is currently part of unincorporated Marion County, but it is within the Salem Urban Growth Boundary and is expected to be annexed by the City of Salem when acquired for development. Off-sites adjacent to site.Preliminary conversations with the