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Archive for the ‘Pulse of the Market’ Category
Pulse of the Market
Click to download the Pulse of the Market data sheets for residential listings in King County, Pierce County, Snohomish County and Condominiums in King County.
In King County this week, there was very little change in inventory levels in all price points. Demand continues to remain strong.
In Pierce County there were mixed results, inventory remained unchanged below $500K, increased between $500K and $1M and decreased above $1M.
In Snohomish county, inventory levels remained about the same in all price catagories again this week reflecting a contineing strong demand.
In the condominium market this week, inventory levels decreased slightly in Bellevue and the Seattle Downtown area, Kirkland remained unchanged while there was a slight increase in the Seattle Center area.
Pluse of the Market
Click to download the Pulse of the Market data sheets for residential listings in King County, Pierce County, Snohomish County and Condominiums in King County.
In King County this week, inventory levels remained virtually unchanged in price points below $1M While decreasing above $1M reflecting a continuing strong demand.
In Pierce County, demand decreased this week in homes valued above $500K and increased in homes valued below $500K.
In Snohomish county, demand remained about the same in all price points this week with little change in overall inventory level.
In the condominium market this week, Bellevue and the Seattle City Center area experienced an increase in inventory while Kirkland and the Seattle Downtown area remained relatively unchanged.
Again as a reminder, the First Time Home Buyer and Repeat Buyer Tax Credit is set to run out on April 30, if you are looking at buying a home and are elligable to take advantage of the tax credit, time is running short. If you need to know more about the tax credit, we have a great chart on this website that is very helpful. We have not heard that it is going to be extended, so don’t let this great opportunity of the tax credit and low interest rates pass you buy.
Pulse of the Market
Click to download the Pulse of the Market data sheets for residential listings in King County, Pierce County, Snohomish County and Condominiums in King County.
In King County this week, inventory levels remained virtually unchanged in all price points again reflecting a strong demand.
In Pierce County, demand decreased in the $500K to $1M homes while increasing in the catagories below $500K and above $1M.
In Snohomish county, demand remained about the same in homes priced below the $1M mark while there was an increase in demand above $1M.
In the condominium market this week, Bellevue experienced a slight increase in inventory while Kirkland, Seattle Center and The Seattle Downtown were unchanged form last week.
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