The good news about Seattle’s condominium market is that market values continue to reflect a strong increase over 2006. City-wide, the median sold price in October was $318,500, an 11.4% increase over October 2006. Queen Anne and Capitol Hill also reflected double-digit median price increases over the prior year as well. As […]
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City-wide, the condo market remains stable and is outperforming 2006 levels. Compared to 3rd Quarter ‘06, condo sales are up 4.9% while the median price increased a respectable 7.7% to $323,000. A few neighborhoods showed decreases in unit sales while others like Ballard & Greenwood reflected significant growth due to sales at […]
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The Queen Anne and Downtown/Belltown condo market exhibited healthy gains amidst a transitioning market place which helped buoy city-wide results. The median Seattle condo price increased 6.1% over July ‘06 and 4.3% over June even with fewer closed sales. Condos also sold faster in July with average days on market of 41 days, the […]
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With the exception of Northeast Seattle, the 2nd quarter 2007 figures exhibit an active condo market and healthy growth rate, compared to the same period last year. City-wide, the median price increased 8.4% with a 23.2% increase in units sold.
However, not reflected in the figures below was a 46% increase in city-wide new listings […]
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Seattle’s condo market continued to show growth through June. Compared to a year ago, city-wide median prices for condos increased 9.9% to $301,950 along with a 6.5% increase in closed unit sales. Queen Anne, Capitol Hill, North Seattle and West Seattle realized a double-digit increase in median price over the prior year.
While the year-over-year […]
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May continued to exhibit an active condo market with double digit increases in units sold city-wide. Interestingly, NE Seattle and West Seattle showed the greatest increase in unit sales, mostly attributable to a robust resale market.
City-wide, condos appreciated approximately 6% based on average sales price. However, across the board, median prices took […]
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The Seattle Times recently had an interesting graph on the availability of entry-level condos over the past 15 years. The last few years have seen a drastic decrease in sub $200,000 properties.
The majority of buyers that my team and I work with are first-time homebuyers and we definitely feel the squeeze. In fact, […]
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Month to month results from March to April, were less than stellar. Citywide, condo sales increased 7.8% with downtown seeing a 82% increase in sold units compared to March. However, sold prices remained flat overall. In a few core neighborhoods, prices reflect a downturn from the previous month.
Compared to a year ago, the Seattle condo […]
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Posted in Condo Market Data, Real Estate on Apr 7th, 2007
First Quarter Condo Market Performance
Seattle’s first quarter 2007 condo sales figures exhibited a healthy market performance compared to the same period last year. The chart below shows Sold information for city-wide condo sales as well as selected downtown core neighborhoods.
March 2007 Condo Market Performance
The one month figures from February to March showed a different […]
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Posted in Condo Market Data, Real Estate on Mar 7th, 2007
The NWMLS March update press release is out and it does confirm a strong start for the year, especially for the condo market.
Figures for February show system-wide gains in both pending sales (offers made and accepted, but not yet closed) and sales prices compared to a year ago. Results were mixed among the 19 counties […]
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