Pulse of the Market May 14th, 2010
Click to download the May 4th Pulse of the Market data sheets for residential listings in King County, Pierce County, Snohomish County and Condominiums in King County.
Summary:
We give a weekly snap shot of the inventory and demand figures for Washington residential real estate in King, Pierce and Snohomish Counties by price point and we look at the condominium market in key areas of King County. Our goal is to provide you with information to identify the trends in the real estate market.
In King County, demand remained strong again this week in homes valued under $1M with a slight decrease in inventory. In the price point above $1M there was a slight increase in inventory.
In Pierce County, demand increased in homes valued under $1M and decreased in those valued above $1M for the second week.
In Snohomish county, inventory levels remained about the same in homes priced below $1M this week. For those priced above $1M the inventory increased slightly.
In the condominium market, Bellevue, Kirkland and both Seattle areas experienced an increase in demand again this week with slightly lower inventory levels in all areas.
You can download the PDF of these tables by clicking the link above. If you would like a detailed inventory and demand analysis of your area or neighborhood, please contact us.
Analyzing the inventory and demand figures is the best way to monitor the market.
We give a weekly snap shot of the inventory and demand figures for Washington residential real estate in King, Pierce and Snohomish Counties by price point and we look at the condominium market in key areas of King County. Our goal is to provide you with information to identify the trends in the real estate market.
In King County, demand remained strong again this week in homes valued under $1M with a slight decrease in inventory. In the price point above $1M there was a slight increase in inventory.
In Pierce County, demand increased in homes valued under $1M and decreased in those valued above $1M for the second week.
In Snohomish county, inventory levels remained about the same in homes priced below $1M this week. For those priced above $1M the inventory increased slightly.
In the condominium market, Bellevue, Kirkland and both Seattle areas experienced an increase in demand again this week with slightly lower inventory levels in all areas.
You can download the PDF of these tables by clicking the link above. If you would like a detailed inventory and demand analysis of your area or neighborhood, please contact us.
Analyzing the inventory and demand figures is the best way to monitor the market.





