The number of homes for sale in the greater Seattle area continued to decline through March 2012, with most of the Puget Sound area in “seller’s market” status based on the months of housing supply available by the end of the month. Pending sales for both houses and condos were also significantly higher than in… Continue Reading
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Seattle Real Estate Heat Maps – February 2012
The latest housing inventory heat maps for the Seattle area (King and Snohomish counties) clearly demonstrate what my clients and I have been seeing for the past couple of months: the supply of homes on the Seattle area market is low, low, low – especially when you’re talking about desirable inventory. I’m seeing this in… Continue Reading
Seattle Housing Market Supply Heat Maps for October 2011
Here are some Seattle area heat maps released by Windermere based on NWMLS numbers. In the graph below yellow means a balanced market, green is a buyer’s market, and red is a seller’s market. Here’s what the Seattle area housing market supply looks like now compared to a year ago:
Seattle Area Real Estate Update and Heat Maps for August 2011
Seattle and Eastside housing stats for August 2011 were just released for the 21-county NWMLS area. Here are some highlights: Pending sales were up 26% overall compared to August 2010. Snohomish County pending sales were up more than 46%. The median closed sale price for the entire NWMLS area in August 2011 was $236,000, down… Continue Reading
Seattle Area Real Estate Heat Maps for July 2011
King and Snohomish County real estate heat maps based on months of housing inventory available in July 2011 show that the region has shifted from a buyer’s market to a more balanced market. In the graph below yellow means balanced, green is a buyer’s market, and red is a seller’s market. The heat maps below… Continue Reading
Seattle Area Housing Inventory Continues to Shift Towards a More Balanced Market
The Seattle and Puget Sound housing inventory numbers for July 2009 show that the real estate market is continuing to become more balanced. In the heat maps below red indicates a seller’s market, green indicates a buyer’s market, and yellow indicates a balanced market. (Click on the map to see a larger image.) A seller’s market is… Continue Reading
Seattle Real Estate Market Becoming More Balanced
These residential inventory heat maps for King and Snohomish counties from 2008 to June 2009 show the housing market moving from a buyer’s market to a more balanced market, with some areas of Seattle transitioning into a seller’s market. Here’s the full-size 2-page King and Snohomish County Residential Inventory Map Report for 2008 to 2009 (pdf).