Madison Lofts cuts Prices
Madison Lofts sent out this email recently. Prices reduced up to $50,000. Example of new pricing: Home 204 - Was $699,950 - Now $649,950 Home 306 - Was $569,950 - [...]
Seaboard Condo #1002
There was an interesting open house held yesterday at the Seaboard building #1002. The home is currently owned by longtime developer, William Justen. If you are wondering how the home of a reputable developer [...]
About the Seattle Condo Review
It all started in March of 2006 back when blogs were still catching on and there weren't any Seattle condo blogs at the time. Wendy Leung, having been a condo [...]
Washington State Foreclosure Stats
Stumbled upon this neat map on CNN. Here's a link to the original article. As you can see, Washington state looks like it's fairing much better than the rest [...]
It’s only a bear market if you’re downsizing…
One of the mathematical realities is that when real estate prices have come down like they have here, you can often take advantage. Here are some of the key drivers and [...]
SCR Reader Feedback on state of the Seattle Condo Market
As of now, there were about 200 votes in the poll I posted about 10 days ago. Here are the biggest takeaways based on my read of the results: The bulls [...]
When will we hit bottom? How will the recovery look when it happens?
More and more economists in the national media are predicting the bottom for the US real estate market overall at the end of the year. What do you think lies ahead [...]
Queen Anne Condo Auction – Everything Sold
Just got back from the Queen Anne Condo auction. All 12 units that were up for auction sold. It looked like easily over 100 people were there (maybe more). Some people [...]
Seattle Condo Awards – 2009 Readers’ Choice Winners
I posted my picks but here were yours based on a survey of SCR readers last week. Most Overall Appeal: Winner: 1521 Second Place:Cristalla Third Place: Escala Best Location: [...]
February 2009 Seattle Condo Market Stats
So the February 2009 numbers are in. If you were hoping to find encouraging news, maybe March will look better. I find year over year comparisons to be less useful these [...]