The Seattle Condo Blog | Seattle Condos and Lofts

Harvard and Highland offers distinctive condominium luxury homes in the historic Harvard Belmont District of Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. This elegant in-city community is now 80% sold with eight homes remaining.

The effect of FHA’s 2010 condo approval and recertification changes are leaving condo buyers with fewer options as associations overlook or neglect FHA certification.

Belltown Open House Tour, Sunday, January 29th – view over 14 condos representing 10 of Belltown’s most desirable condo buildings in one afternoon.

Bellevue Towers starts 2012 off with limited release pricing on select homes up to 40% below original list prices.

Bellevue’s One Main Street Condos, just south of the Downtown Bellevue Park, is now 82% sold with just 10 one-bedroom homes remaining.

Construction on The Sanctuary, formerly the 1906 First Church of Christ building on Capitol Hill, is complete with sales to resume January 28th.

2011 turned out to be pretty good for Seattle’s condominium market – lower prices drove strong sales activity, several projects closed out and inventory returned to pre-construction boom levels.

Bellevue Towers tops the region’s new construction condo sales with 144 homes sold and closed in 2011.

The Danielle and 1111 E. Pike Condominiums are close to selling out with just three homes left at each development. Marselle & Hjarta are over 75% sold and the Pontedera reduced prices significantly.

The Fifteen Twenty-One Condominium in downtown Seattle tops the list of the top ten 2011 most expensive Seattle condo sales.