Condo News
Third quarter 2008 condo market update
Third quarter results showed no Earth shattering revelations about the market – prices and sales are down. Seattle’s condo median price for Q3 2008 was $305,000, down 5.3% from the same period last year.
More repartmenting and condoments
Jim and Matt report that Live Historic’s Marlborough conversion project is reverting back to apartments and Maris is leasing its unsold units.
Veer Lofts update
Vulcan is putting the final touches on South Lake Union’s long awaited Veer Lofts residential development, which recently received its temporary certificate of occupancy. The six-story building contains nearly 100 multi-level lofts and open flat homes.
Capitol Hill condo auction
Seventeen07, a recent conversion at 1707 Boylston is auctioning off 17 units with bids starting at $95,000. The auction which is being conducted by Accelerated Marketing Parnters is scheduled for Sunday, October 19th at the complex.
King5’s condo cover-up report
In case you missed it, here’s King5’s video report on condo conversion defects.
Top 5 safety tips for every homeowner
Everyone knows it’s not safe to smoke in your or fall asleep with candles still burning. But what many people don’t think about is if their home is safe and how to properly react if a safety hazard does arise.
Condo odds and ends
Updates and happenings at One Main Street, Canal Station, Gallery and Veer Lofts.
WestWater rentals
The WestWater, a recent condo conversion development in West Seattle is going back to its old roots, sort of. With 45% of the units unsold, the developer took them off the market last week and is now renting them out.
NoMa fact check
NoMa sent the following mass email out exclaiming “Closeout Pricing” and claiming they have the best prices in Ballard for new two-bedroom condo homes and to compare their prices with two other new developments. So, I figured it’s fair game to take them up on their suggestion.
Conversion Spotlight
Recently, a number of newly converted condo projects popped up in the MLS. Here’s a breakdown of these developments located in West Seattle, First Hill, Lake Washington and North Seattle.
