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Archive | February, 2009
Queen Anne High School condo auction
Posted on 22 February 2009
Queen Anne High School condominium to auction the remaining 12 unsold homes on March 22, 2009. Minimum selling prices being from $145,000.
Single property auction hits Seattle
Posted on 19 February 2009
UPDATED. On the heels of the successful condo project auctions last Fall, individual sellers are now looking at auctions as an alternative means to sell their property. Owners at Canal Station and Tribeca are trying their hands at auctioning their units.
Revised first-time homebuyer tax credit
Posted on 16 February 2009
The $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 revises the first-time homebuyers tax credit.
Fannie Mae revises condo guidelines
Posted on 12 February 2009
Effective March 1, 2009, Fannie Mae is implementing condo guideline changes “in light of the current condo market and the need to mitigate risk on condo loans”. Some of these changes may affect a buyer’s ability to obtain conventional condo loans for new and established condos
January 2009 Seattle condo market update
Posted on 08 February 2009
The median Seattle condo price rose to $335,000 last month, a record high and an 9.84% increase over January of last year. Unfortunately, that was due to high-end unit closings in downtown (MLS area 701) rather than an overall market improvement.
1521 2nd Avenue photos
Posted on 03 February 2009
1521, Seattle’s newest upscale condominium in downtown, provided photos of their model home and residential amenities. Along with the Four Season’s Private Residences, 1521 is one of Seattle’s most prestigious residential towers.
