Selling the Skyline of Seattle

Photo Courtesy of Sarah Alston Photography

2018 was such an incredible year and 2019 is off to a rocking start with multiple new listings some awesome sales! The Seattle condo market is struggling because there are more people than there are condos and the need is rising. According to the Seattle Times, home prices are bouncing back in a big way with the median sales price for Seattle homes jumping $45,000 from January’s lull. It may not seem like much, but that is the biggest rise in price since records were first kept. (read the full article here)

While that can be a challenge for home buyers, for sellers it’s an advantage. The market may not be back at its hottest, but it is creating a solid space for bidding wars, great deals and adventurous negotiations.

If you have any questions or would like a complimentary custom market analysis of your home, please feel free to drop me a line; I’m happy to help!

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Sold at Olive 8

#3000 | Sold at $1,742,000

#3500 | Sold at $1,700,000

Sold at 5th and Madison

#1902 | Sold at $828,000

#1703 | Sold at $775,000

#304 | Sold at $769,000

#803 | Sold at $720,000

Sold at Escala

#306 | Sold at $675,000

#1810 | Sold at $829,900

#1206 | Sold at $950,000

#811 | Sold at $995,000

#902 | Sold at $1,150,000

#802 | Sold at $1,418,000

#2405 | Sold at $2,200,000

#1501 | Sold at $950,000