Seattle condo review: Seattle condos summer of 2013 update. Take a look at how the Seattle condo market did over the summer.
Seattle condo review: Madison East in Madison Valley. Madison East is a condominium building on E Madison Street in the heart of Madison Valley, sandwiched between Madison Park and Capitol Hill. This condo has 17 residential units. See photos and read a full review of this Seattle condo development.
Seattle condo review: Seattle condo inventory starts to come back. Inventory in the Seattle condo market has finally matched demand! Read and view informational graphs over the recent increase in Seattle's condo inventory.
Seattle condo review: Brix Condominiums in Capitol Hill. Brix is one of the last new construction condos built in Capitol Hill and sits on the north end of Broadway in the heart of the action. This condominium has 142 residential units. See photos and read a full review of this Seattle development.
Seattle condo review: Seattle condo March 2013 update. It looks to be the same in every neighborhood, sales are up, median prices are up, but the inventory is flat. Read the full update.
Seattle condo review: Here's a cool Seattle map for income and rent! Whether you are asprired to move into downtown Seattle from another city or thinking of renting out your own property, this is one cool map you may want to check out.
Seattle condo review: I want to sell, but don’t know if I’ll find anything to buy. Seattle condo expert Marco Kronen answers and explains this client's question.
Seattle condo review: The Braeburn in Capitol Hill. The Braeburn is a two building condominium community in the Pike Pine district of Capitol Hill. It has 153 residential units (there are also 5 commercial units). See photos and read a full review of this Seattle condo development.
Seattle condo review: Seattle condo neighborhood comparison. View a chart and read a review of how Seattle condo neighborhoods compare in different price points.
Seattle condo review: Seattle condo market update- soft landing for the Winter. November 2012 data are in. Here's some key takeaways and of course, the charts.
