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Prominent Seattle-based real estate economist Matthew Gardner shares his predictions for residential real estate in 2025.
The priciest new listing in Seattle returns to the market after selling last August for $6 million.
ERA NexUS Global Realty will specialize in cross-border property transactions and has a contract with ERA Asia Pacific Center, based in Singapore.
To celebrate the 50% sold milestone, all new buyers will receive a $10,000 gift certificate and three hours of complimentary design services with Urban Interiors.
“Things will not change on a day-to-day basis,” says @properties Christie’s International Real Estate CEO Thad Wong.
According to a report from CashNetUSA, renters in Mercer Island (specifically, the 98040 ZIP code) only need to spend 19.17% of their annual income on rent.
Seattle is the 17th-priciest rental market in the country, according to Zumper’s November National Rent Report.
Brokers from Windermere Real Estate branches are the listing agents for half of the top 10 most expensive new listings in Seattle.
Resort to welcome first homeowners to the community.
It’s a good idea to start a career in Seattle, according to an analysis from Elevate Leadership.
More than 10,000 Realtors are expected to attend the NAR NXT, The REALTOR® Experience event being held Nov. 8-10
It’s common practice to yell “REALTOR!” when entering a home. An agent never knows exactly what they’re walking into … There might just be a ghost party roaring in the basement.
The last 30 days brought some expensive new listings to the Seattle market, including a waterfront Laurelhurst home, priced well over $12 million, and a Four Seasons private residence.
The Nov. 5 election offers King County residents a chance to weigh in on local officials and policies. To help, Seattle King County REALTORS® (SKCR) published its list of endorsed candidates.
October’s increase comes as inflation slows and mortgage rates decline.
September brought double-digit increases in both active and new listings in Seattle, according to new data from the NWMLS. At the same time, the area saw single-digit price increases, which hints that while it’s still a seller’s market, some balance is happening.