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The Seattle real estate market has been pretty interesting for the last few years – I guess it is always interesting, but this last year has been a ride! I spent a lot of time – more than usual – previewing Seattle homes over the last few days and although some sellers were gracious about letting . . . → Read More: Broker & Seller Etiquette While Your Home Is Listed
Want to learn more about the tax credit and how it is impacting Seattle Suburbs? There were interesting stats over on LakeForestParkView.com about how the tax credit incentive might be affecting pending sales for Lake Forest Park homes for sale. We all expected that the tax credit would impact sales, but as the deadline approaches it . . . → Read More: Tax Credit Impacts & Tactics According To One Seattle Suburb…
Seattle Suburbs Real Estate: Brier Homes For Sale: We have some great Brier homes for sale right now, but Brier in general has some cool properties at very good prices. Brier is a Seattle suburb which happens to be quite convenient to all directions of commuting. On top of that all the . . . → Read More: Brier Homes For Sale – Seattle Suburbs Real Estate Offerings…
If you are in the market for Mill Creek real estate right now, I can tell you that I spent a major portion of the last few days touring what is available in the $500,000 to $600,000 range. I have sold and listed Mill Creek homes quite a bit, but I am always delighted to go . . . → Read More: Mill Creek WA Real Estate: $500,000 to $600,000
Selling your Seattle house in a buyer’s market doesn’t have to be so frustrating! You just have to really try and think outside of the box just a little. It can be such an emotional and scary time – even for the most experienced home seller, but know that this is absolutely normal! . . . → Read More: Don’t Give Up If You Are Trying to Sell!
Seattle real estate is still good – the market has cooled off a bit, but houses are still selling – with multiple offers in some cases – if they are positioned correctly within the real estate market. There are some properties that are probably always going to demand more interest when it comes to being on . . . → Read More: Seattle Seller Tips In a Slower Market…
Short sales are popping up more and more across the Seattle area. Buyers need to be aware of whether not a potential property is a short sale because the offer process is quite different.
Here is the NWMLS definition of a short sale:
“A “Short Sale” is a sale that does not produce sufficient funds to cover the . . . → Read More: Short Sale News! New for April 2008:NWMLS Changes The Rules
Seattle real estate has softened, but we certainly are not “in the tank” as I read another broker put it.
Instead, the 2008 market is very different, and those who are used to the easy flow of the past few years need to step up to a different ball field. This includes all parties to the transaction!
Buyers
need . . . → Read More: Seattle real estate: 2008 Market Conditions in a Nut Shell..
Seattle real estate is in a buyer’s market, but are you looking for a way to get into a Seattle house even cheaper?
Seattle buyers: You might consider a short sale, but be prepared to wait and wait and wait. Not only will you not get an answer immediately when you put in an offer for a . . . → Read More: Seattle Real Estate: Short Sales In Seattle &The Seattle Suburbs…
So I just read in the Seattle PI about Children’s Hospital looking at buying out an entire condo complex for possible future expansion. According to the PI, Laurelon Terrace condominiums is a six acre complex with 136 units. Children’s reported price according to this article?
93 million dollars!
A jaw dropping 2.8 times the current value . . . → Read More: Seattle Real Estate: Too much money, Good investment, Progress, Poor Planning
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