Where in Seattle will the investor money go in 2008?
About the Author: Marco Kronen
Marco Kronen is the author of Seattle Condo Review and is real estate agent in Seattle who specializes in condos. He has been serving clients in Seattle since 2004.
the problem with SLU is there is no actual living there. just industrial and now office buildings with a whole foods in the middle.
Not sure I agree entirely with SLU either. I agree it’s up and coming but to be a good investment you have to believe the prices will appreciate and based on the amount of new inventory from the Vulcan projects and their current pricing (which is already rich), I would imagine some of the other neighborhoods like Fremont and Capitol Hill will give you a better return on your investment over the next couple of years. Am I missing something?
Hey there. I just found your site today. This is great information. We publish On-Site, a newspaper for the property / apartment management and real estate investor industry in the Puget Sound area and I’m always lookign for good sources. I’ll stop by from time to time and link to what will relate to our readers.
Will Johnson
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