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Seattle Real Estate Guide

~~ Guiding Buyers and Sellers to Useful Information Regarding Trends in the Seattle Real Estate Market ~~

King County real estate market heating up again

How many times can they run the same news story?
King County real estate market heating up again
"The hot King County housing market is forcing some to lose their cool."

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8:44 PM

I agree it is heating up....but I found an amazing source for relatively stable housing supply, new construction of condominiums. I toured this amazing conversion today up on Capitol Hill off of 15th Avenue, called the Sheffield. Wow! And really modestly priced plus no bidding wars yet!    



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