Seattle condo market update: 2200 Westlake Condos in South Lake Union receive PERS approval making lending more accessible and creating a great sellers market for Seattle condo owners.
Seattle condo market update: condo developments breaking ground in 2017 in Seattle and Bellevue: NEXUS, 1631 2nd Ave, U Place, One 88, Elev8 Bellevue, 8th Avenue and Columbia Street.
According to new data from S&P Case-Shiller National Home Price Index, Seattle is now the hottest real estate market in the nation. Seattle's home prices rose 11% between September 2015 and 2016.
ONE88, a condominium tower, is coming to Bellevue and is brought to you by Bosa, the developer of Insignia in Seattle.
Ever wonder how Bertha’s progress might affect condo buildings downtown? Well now I’m wondering myself because it’s been so quiet, but when touring one of the condo buildings in Belltown this week, I noticed the systemic monitors mounted on the condo building’s outdoor terrace and it got me thinking. Is anybody even noticing anything?
I want to buy but don't have 20% down and don't want mortgage insurance, what are my options?
If you are looking to purchase a new construction condominium home in a high rise condo building, these 12 units are literally your last chance for the next several years to do so.
Mayor Ed Murray has announced that the city has reached a tentative deal with Bosa Development, the developer of Insignia Condominiums in Belltown, for the long-delayed Civic Square project in Downtown Seattle.
In this recent article by the Seattle times, they do a great job of highlighting the “soaring” 11.4% pricing increases of homes in the Greater Seattle area, but one key thing we have to keep in mind, which often gets overlooked by generalized statistics, is that real estate market trends are very local, and can vary widely from county to county, city to city, and even from neighborhood to neighborhood within the same city. Seattle’s market is very local.
Ever wonder what made Seattle what it is today? Check out this fun summary of our city's history. You will see why our in-migration, and therefore real estate market, is booming today as a result.
