Falling mortgage rates and more inventory could mean an improvement in housing affordability in the new year.

A luxury penthouse with views of the Seattle skyline tops this month’s list of the most expensive properties added to the MLS.

Matthew Gardner has stepped down from his role as chief economist at Windermere Real Estate, a spokeswoman confirmed Thursday.

Living up to its lush nickname, the Emerald City is America’s best landscaped city, according to a new study from Sodlawn.

Coldwell Banker Danforth will not renew its affiliation with the National Association of Realtors in 2024.

“It’s the right thing to do, and it’s what we should have been doing all along,” said Keller Williams Greater Seattle Designated Broker Lindsey Sargent. “Now we all just have to get used to it.”

Mesnick first joined the Seattle-area real estate scene in 2013 after starring as the lead in season 13 of “The Bachelor,” making history as the first single dad to be featured in the role.

Seattle City Council — narrowly — rejected a proposal that would have imposed “transportation impact fees” on local builders and developers. The tally was five to four.

The most expensive new listing in Seattle just might be the most modern abode on Lake Washington.

Last month, homebuyer demand showed its resilience, despite mortgage rates being at a 23-year high and inventory continuing to be limited.

Redmond ranked No. 1 overall — although the average home is valued at over $1.36 million, the area’s population has grown 18.13% since 2017.

“We are thrilled to have Sterling Johnston brokers and leaders join John L. Scott,” said J. Lennox Scott, chairman and CEO of John L. Scott.

Community Roots Housing and GenPride have opened Pride Place, the Pacific Northwest’s first affordable residential development for LGBTQ+ seniors.

If you aren’t looking closely enough, you might miss it. The most expensive new listing in Seattle is a minimalist property that blends right into the Puget Sound scenery.

That ranking probably won’t come as a surprise to most Seattleites, though — residents of the Puget Sound area are likely well aware of the city’s strengths in sustainability.

A three-tower Bellevue development originally intended for a massive office complex is being reimagined as a mixed-use development with residential units.