Seattle condo sales for October are in. We’ve added them below for your reference. With all things considered the volume of units sold is pretty similar to October of last year. There was a 6% increase in units sold and the median price of a Downtown Seattle condo rose 12% over this time last year. The cost per foot also rose by nearly 13%.
Storylines from October:
- The least expensive unit sold was at Tobira in the International District. The sales price was $218,250.
- The most expensive sale was at the Continental in Belltown. The 2,295sf 3 bedroom sold for $2,640,000.
- Check out this killer loft at Olympic Block in Pioneer Square. The unit was completely designed in a white color palette. It is pretty incredible.
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Jeff Reynolds
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My name is Jeff Reynolds and I’m a real estate broker with Windermere Real Estate. I’m the founder of UrbanCondoSpaces and I lead Seattle’s number one condo team. UCS is a blog specializing in Urban Living. Contact me to see homes for sale, to sell your condo or to simply learn more about the Seattle Real Estate market.
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Jeff Reynolds
Administrator
My name is Jeff Reynolds and I’m a real estate broker with Windermere Real Estate. I’m the founder of UrbanCondoSpaces and I lead Seattle’s number one condo team. UCS is a blog specializing in Urban Living. Contact me to see homes for sale, to sell your condo or to simply learn more about the Seattle Real Estate market.
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