The cleaning brand analyzed factors like population density, the prevalence of pests like rodents and cockroaches, vandalism, litter, air quality and water quality.

Many of the priciest new listings this month are waterfront properties, including a $5.7 million home floating in Lake Union and a $4.3 million condo houseboat at Roanoke Reef.

Topics on the docket include House Bill 1110, “Trumponomics” and artificial intelligence’s impact on the regional economy and housing.

The brokerage announced its pursuit in a press release on April 25.

“This next chapter at Crescent Ridge brings so much to be excited about,” Jacques said in a press release.

Northwest MLS reinstated the data license to Compass on April 17th, the group said in a statement.

The Seattle suburbs are home to all 10 of the most expensive properties sold last month, led by a $13.1 million estate on Mercer Island.

A new website encourages home sellers in Washington state to join a potential class-action lawsuit against NWMLS.

NWMLS’s statement, penned by President and CEO Justin Haag, comes just days after NAR’s recent decision to keep its Clear Cooperation Policy, but introduce a new listing option that allows sellers to delay broader marketing of their properties.

The program also makes NWMLS listings available to brokers from participating MLSs, including partners in California, Colorado, the Midwest and the East Coast.

The post seems to be a clear reference to Compass CEO and outspoken Clear Cooperation critic Robert Reffkin, who championed Compass-exclusive listings in the brokerage’s business model.

Nationally, home sales were down 2.6% year over year and up 8.4% month over month, RE/MAX said. 

Several condominium penthouses are among the 10 most expensive properties listed in Seattle last month.

Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty signed an executive licensing agreement with Realtie, a software startup utilizing AI to identify potential sites for redevelopment into “missing middle housing.”

A recent retiree, Runstad practiced law for 45 years and helped create the state’s Growth Management Act.

A $10.5 million transaction tops the list of the most expensive homes sales in the greater Seattle area last month.