Rose Valley Real Estate - Kelso Washington
Rose Valley one of Kelso's most desirable neighborhoods is a beautiful rapidly growing community with a lot to offer. Rose Valley, the name say it all, colorful scenes, Peacefulness, beautiful views, easy access to I-5, abundance of fishing and wild life these are just some among the many features attracting many people to this unique community. Rose Valley is not your typical neighborhood, you will not find many 50 x 120 lots or many homes next to each other, most lots in the Rose Valley area are 2 - 10 or more acres which allows for that desirable privacy.
Rose Valley offers a wide variety of real estate from small older homes for under $100,000 to a big newer custom built home with acreage and beautiful views for almost a $1000,000 and different vacant land lot size to build your dream home. Real estate prices in the Rose Valley area range from $89,000 to $989,000 with average price $378,652 and medium price of $339,450 and an average of 172 days on the market.
Rose Valley lots and vacant land for sale.
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Venancio Gonzalez - GRI, e-PRO Broker with Windermere Real Estate Allen & Associates, serving Longview, Kelso and surrounding Cowlitz County real estate markets. gonzalezq@windermere.com or (360) 751 4001.
As the Cowlitz County real estate market becomes more and more challenging with prices dropping, larger inventory and more days on the market, etc., we are seeing one thing that I never seen before in my real estate career, more than one real estate company sign at a home, a for sale sign and a for rent sign. My guess is that knowing how challenging it is to sell a home in this kind of market home owners are living their options open trying to find a good renter to keep the home. Nothing wrong with that, the problem with this (my opinion) some companies or in some cases there is no specification about what company is doing what and this could be confusing to the public.
As REALTORS we may don't think will be hard to differentiate specially when one of the companies doesn't do rentals but if we are not familiar with the process it will be confusing. I remember the first time I saw this scenario my thought was that may be the home owner relisted the home with a different company and the old sign wasn't taken down yet, days later I saw another one that had the for rent sign on it, I realized then what was happening. If you are looking to buy a home in the Cowlitz County communities more than likely you will run into this scenario and if there are not specification about what company is doing what, feel free to 
