Private Tour Of Millennium Tower, Unit 1904 Listed At $2,800,000 (Video) We had a private tour of Millennium Tower in Downtown Seattle on Friday - unit 1904, asking $2,800,000. Our friend and listing agent Rondi Egenes, gave us access to show you guys around. See the video for a room by room tour of this incredible 2,304sf unit in the heart of Downtown Seattle. I thought … [Read more...]
Two Developers Competing For Airspace In Seattle’s Denny Triangle Neighborhood
Which Massive Twin Tower Project Will Leave Its Mark On The Seattle Skyline Among all of the towering cranes in the Seattle skyline, there is an interesting storyline that involves 2 developers who have similar visions on what they want to build. It has become a bit of a race. Both the Seattle Times and the DJC have covered the story and for good reason. There is one massive … [Read more...]
Median Price of Downtown Seattle Condos Rose 12% Since Last October
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: … [Read more...]
Full Price or Above Asking For Seattle 1 Bedrooms?
Had a question from a reader this week about how often condos are selling for full price or above the asking price. I pulled the last 30 days of sales in the downtown Seattle market and this is what I came up with. In the $500,000 price point ($500,000 or less): There were 23 sales of 1 bedroom units - of those 23 recorded sales 13 or %50 of them were sold at full price … [Read more...]
High Rise vs. Low/Mid Rise – Downtown Seattle (Average Price Per Square Foot)
Unit #1901 at the Cosmo just hit the market for first time since it sold back in 2007. In March of 2007 it sold for $585,000. 6 years later, it's now listed at $575,000 - $586.73 per square foot. This had my wheels turning about the difference in price per foot when comparing high-rise to low/mid rise. I pulled a sample set of Seattle condo sales for 1 bedoom units in … [Read more...]