Escala Update
Seattle condo review: Escala in Belltown update. So far, the project has 76 sales of which 48 have closed. See photos and read an update of this Seattle condo development.
Seattle condo review: Escala in Belltown update. So far, the project has 76 sales of which 48 have closed. See photos and read an update of this Seattle condo development.
Seattle condo review: The Enclave on Lake Union. The Enclave on Lake Union has just opened their sales center Read an update on this Seattle condo development.
Seattle condo review: Seattle condo mega open house. Over 40 condos will be open in 18 different buildings. You will find anything from a studio priced at $225,000 to a two bedroom priced at $1.395M.
Seattle condo review: Olive 8 going auction. Olive 8 is going on Auction on September 19th. 34 homes will be auctioned by Kennedy Wilson.
Seattle condo review: Portofino in Capitol Hill. The Portofino is a 4-story brick building located on the corner of Summit and Pine in the Pine/ Pine District. It has 25 homes. Read a review of this Seattle condo development.
Seattle condo review: Decomposing the Seattle condo bubble. Read why the country built so many condos during the boom a few years ago.
Seattle condo review: Monique Lofts in Capitol Hill. Monique Lofts is a funky and hip condo in the Pike/Pine District. There are 24 residential homes in this three-story condo and two commercial spaces on street level. Read a review of this Seattle condo development.
Seattle condo review: Watermark Condo merger example. This is clearly not for the low-involvement, short-term investor but then again, those folks no longer exist.
Seattle condo review: Victoria Condo in Queen Anne. Victoria Condo is a 4 story vintage building perched on the south slope of Queen Ann Hill. The building has 64 units in the east, west and the central wings and they're pretty big. Read a review of this Seattle condo development.
Seattle condo review: 200 West Highland in Queen Anne update. Just a few weeks ago, it was reported on Seattle Times that the 200 West Highland Condo project was facing foreclosure and Bank of America had intentions to auction off the remaining homes.