An article recently featured in NW REporter explains that “what was initially planned as downtown Seattle condominiums, and then reconceived as luxury apartments, will, in fact, be condos.” They’re referencing the SPIRE project, a 41-story tower planned near the Seattle Center, which “will encompass 352 residences with prices starting from below $450,000, according to Laconia Development.”
Read MoreA recent print edition of Puget Sound Business Journal had Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty (RSIR) in the spotlight, as the firm ranked seventh on the list of Top Residential Real Estate Firms in Washington State. Looking to 2017 residential home sales data, RSIR reported just over $1.5 billion in sales with an average sales price of $894,229.
Read MoreWilliam Hillis, RSIR's acclaimed Research Editor and Data Analyst, has assembled a year-over-year performance review of eight key counties and 29 regional markets, with trends to watch in 2018.
Read MoreI am pleased to present a look at the housing market trends for the first quarter of 2018, from the shores of Bainbridge Island's waterfront homes and in-city living opportunities to the Eastside's most distinguished residences.
Read MoreRealogics Sotheby’s International Realty recently announced that for the first time in a decade, their brokers are representing ten new multi-family for-sale condominium and townhome projects in downtown Seattle and its surrounding neighborhoods. Though project specialists admit the cycle is a mere fraction of the last one, the spur of activity has caused the firm to relaunch the UrbanCondominiums.com website and a New Developments Preview Center in Belltown at 2715 First Avenue in Seattle. These resources will help potential buyers learn more about what’s currently for sale, what’s coming next, and equip them to combat today’s competitive in-city condo market.
Read MoreA recent feature by Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty proclaims its “Seattle’s New Era of Condos,” as a new development spur is adding more new condominium projects to the city than in the last decade, the population continues to grow, residents and visitors are fueling new in-city attractions, and millennials decide to make the move from renting to homeownership. In addition to its position with the February edition of Portrait of Seattle Magazine, the condo insert was hand delivered to 1,500 broker mailboxes throughout the region, and was included in select copies of Puget Sound Business Journal, Wall Street Journal, Madison Park Times, Capitol Hill Times, Queen Anne & Magnolia Times, Magnolia News, City Living Seattle, The Monroe Monitor, Valley News, Eatonville Dispatch and Marketplace.
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