Waterfront views are a common theme among this month’s roundup of the 10 most expensive new listings in Seattle.

“We feel strongly that it’s important to continue our work to support and advance diversity, equity and inclusion within our company, within our industry, and within homeownership,” said President OB Jacobi.

These were the most expensive homes sold in the greater Seattle area last month, led by a $21.5 million waterfront home in the Lawtonwood neighborhood.

Windermere Real Estate is partnering with Seattle-based home sharing company Esterre to offer an attainable second home ownership model for Washingtonians.

The Northwest Multiple Listing Service elected officers for its 2025 board of directors, with David Maider named chairperson of the board.

Redfin says it’s too soon to tell if Amazon’s policy will affect rental demand, however.

For the first time in two years, home prices are on the rise in every major metro and Seattle is one of them, according to a new Redfin report. 

The annual review from the Northwest Multiple Listing Service reveals that new listings, sales and prices all increased annually in 2024.

Just $1 million separates the most expensive new listing in Seattle from the 10th-most expensive new listing.

Nationally, home sales were up 13.3% year over year and 4.4% month over month, RE/MAX said. 

Lake Washington is full of “phantom inventory,” defined as listings that aren’t sellable at their current prices.

A group of 28 agents, Metropolist has closed over $1.22 billion in sales in the past decade and was named one of the Top 25 LGBTQ-Owned Businesses by the Puget Sound Business Journal in 2021.

Zillow has released its list of the hottest real estate markets predicted in 2025 and Seattle has made the rankings.

In 28 cities, the typical local family can afford less than 1% of for-sale properties, according to a recent study by NetCredit.

OB Jacobi and Jill and Geoff Wood, co-presidents of Windermere Real Estate, were the highest ranking Seattle leaders on the list at No. 26.

Housing market research company Zonda’s 2025 list focuses on wealth and the high-end market.