Q2 Market Report Released, Stats, New Home Design Trends and More One the benefits of working for a public traded company is the level of detail and access to data. Compass does a fabulous job of pulling in detailed market reports, design trends, surveys, etc... See below for the Q2 report and click here if you want to quickly access the flipbook. Have questions about … [Read more...]
Bellevue Needs More Condo Inventory
Bellevue Needs More Condo Inventory Bellevue needs more condos. This isn't just an opinion, its the facts. Let me show you the numbers. First of all, there are only 26 condos for sale in Downtown Bellevue (resale only). 65% of the condo inventory is concentrated in 3 different buildings (see below). Bellevue Towers, Mira Flats and One88. To put that inventory in … [Read more...]
How Is The Seattle Condo Market?
How Is The Seattle Condo Market? As we near the halfway point in the year, it's time for an update. I wanted to share a few details on the health of the Seattle Condo Market. Let's jump in. THE BASICSThe most important markers in the Seattle condo market that I follow are Active units, week/over/week pending and closed sales, absorption rate, median sales price, … [Read more...]
About Me (my story), Why Not
About Me, Why Not I've been writing this blog for over a decade. With that said, I don't often share much about me. You'll catch me sharing updates on Real Estate, the condo market and trends in housing. Rarely to do I share much about me. Well, here you go! A little bit about me 😬. I grew up in Gig Harbor 🌊 on a family property that has been in my family for over 70 … [Read more...]
Seattle Condo Inventory Slowly Returning To Normal Levels
Seattle Condo Inventory Slowly Returning To Normal Levels I'm back guys. In 90 days, I sold a house, bought a house and had a baby. More on that later. Now I'm back. Have you noticed that Seattle Condo inventory is slowly returning to pre-pandemic levels? If you guys have followed my charts since April - you would have noticed that in late April there were 154 units for … [Read more...]
