Even the most bullish Seattle real estate watchers will agree that the market has slowed dramatically versus a few years ago when sellers were reviewing multiple offers, comparing escalation clauses, and [...]
The April numbers are in and there’s good news and bad news. Let’s start with the bad news. For the first time in a long time, median prices in Belltown dropped. [...]
Here's a good article in the Seattle Times describing "sticky pricing" and the fact that Seattle sellers are largely refusing to make giant price reductions -- even as most buyers refuse [...]
Spring is here so let's see how the numbers are looking. For the month of March, inventory remains high in Seattle at 52.43% compared to same time last year. Year-over-year pending [...]
A lot has been discussed regarding the unpleasant tower spacing between Cosmopolitan and 1918 8th Ave. Kiro 7 News will be featuring an investigative report about problems with Seattle's urban density. [...]
We had quite a handful of readers participating in the Western and Blanchard survey. Here are some highlights and key takeaways from the results. __________________________________________ Summary: Close to 2/3 of the [...]
The mortgage and economy seem to be front and center for the Presidential candidates these days. Here are some tidbits I found from the frontrunners' websites regarding the mortgage situation and [...]
Escala announced recently that they have been selected to receive 22 real estate awards on February 13 from the National Association of Home Builders. Here is a list of the awards. [...]
Matt has a interesting post on an acid leak in the Trace Lofts garage (albeit, residents were warned the ongoing construction would require people to park at their own risk). Around [...]
Five things we now know that we didn't know before the end of 2007. 1.) The housing crash did not happen in Seattle despite constant media reports, bearish pundets, and market [...]
