Homes sold fastest in Seattle, Washington, where they spent just 17 days on market (DOM). Other markets where homes sold the fastest were San Francisco, California (20 DOM), Denver, Colorado (21 DOM), and Omaha, Nebraska (22 DOM).
Source: MReport
Read MoreLike New York, Vancouver and San Francisco, Seattle is now attracting foreign investors who want to buy luxury-priced real estate at the top of the city’s new residential towers.
Source: The Seattle Times
Read More“When a for sale sign went into the yard of the house across the street from mine recently, I figured it would be a busy few weeks as interested home shoppers took a look. Four days later, the house was marked as sold. Such is life in Seattle’s hot real estate market.” – guess it’s not a surprise to Seattle realtors!
Source: Geekwire
Read MoreSeattle has held the title of the nation’s hottest housing market for 18 months and counting, as continued population growth powered by the region’s tech boom and few available homes keep prices soaring.
Source: GeekWire
Read MoreReverse wholesaling is just a fancy way of saying that you've found cash buyers with the intention of purchasing specific homes with specific criteria in certain areas. Armed with this knowledge and those relationships, you can quite easily remove the risk from the equation by seeking homes that qualify and meet the needs of these investors.
Source: Forbes
Read MoreNow the definition of proptech is as broad as can be, with startups attempting to disrupt every part of the industry – how we build, market, transact, fund, manage and then sell property.
Source: PropertyGuru
Read MoreThe two technologies, proptech & fintech, are making the process of buying a home more intuitive and convenient.
Source: Forbes
Read MoreConstruction risk management is an essential component of maintaining budgets, monitoring construction progress and milestones, as well as evaluating subcontractors.
Source: GlobeSt.com
Read MoreAs a sophisticated investor, there are things you should be doing to understand your investments and ensure they are performing as you hoped.
Source: Forbes
Read MoreLow home inventory in Pierce County most likely will persist into next year because of our cheaper real estate compared with Seattle/King County, according to one broker’s predictions.
David Montesino Staff file, 2017
Source: The News Tribune
Read MoreSeattle observers are well aware of the tech industry’s role in the city’s economic boom, but a new report takes it to a new level, finding that more than nine of every 10 office jobs created over the last two years came from the tech sector, more tech jobs than any other single market in the survey.
Source: GeekWire
Read MoreKing County condo prices continued their hot streak, rising 17.1% in November from a year prior. The typical condo now costs $453,000; just three years ago, it was under $300,000.
Last month, the median of Single family home in Seattle was $741,000, which was 20.6% higher comparing to November last year.
Source: The Seattle Times
Read MoreSeattle is — for the first time — among the five most-expensive big cities for renters. The median price jumped to $1,448 last year, an increase of $92 from 2015.
Source: The Seattle Times
Read More“There’s a lot of demand in the (Seattle) market, and new construction is having a hard time keeping up,” says realtor.com's Chief Economist Danielle Hale.
Source: realtor.com
Read MoreSeattle is one of the fastest-growing cities in the US with employment and investment opportunities abound. In addition, Seattle boasts burgeoning arts and entertainment, making it an attractive city for consumers and job seekers.
Source: Forbes
Read MoreFor nine months in a row, Seattle has been leading the nation in home price appreciation with values rising 12.4 percent over the last year.
Source: Inman
Read MoreSeattle has long been in the top 10 metro areas in the influential “Emerging Trends in Real Estate” study put out annually by PwC and the Urban Land Institute. Last year, looking at 2017, the report rated us No. 4. The new forecast, released today, places Seattle No. 1 for next year.
Source: The Seattle Times
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