The idea of buying a condo in the heart of Seattle can be pretty daunting, what price range can you afford ? What are the best buildings? Which buildings match your lifestyle? What building hold their value? The process can be confusing and frustrating.
We are here to help ! Ewing and Clark has been around for over a hundred years and we have grown with Seattle, having been a part of the Urban community as long as there has been an urban community. Our extensive knowledge of real estate downtown, both in commercial and residential can help you make intelligent decisions and find the home of your dreams.
We can create a team of professionals to help you find the best mortgage rates, title company, and agent . these people will be part of a team with you as the leader. You tell us what you want and we will find it for you. Want a loft, We know where the best ones are. Want a high rise with a view of the sound, we know every building , and which ones are sound and retain value and which ones don't. Want a pet friendly building, we will find it for you. Want high ceilings and hardwood floors with old world charm or a steel and concrete state of the art building, we can help.
Call Ewing and Clark and we can find you just what you want and we can make it fun in the process, you can shop and we will do the footwork. Come on in to our showroom just north of Pike Place Market , tell us what you want and we will find it!
Friday, July 31, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Queen Anne Six Unit Project on the Market!
Yesterday, I went by our new listings on Dexter Avenue. They are finally done and they are spectacular.
Four of the condos are larger units. For example, this unit with sweeping views of Lake Union is over 2,000 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. http://www.ewingandclark.com/properties/details/732387-1707_dexter_ave_n_b_seattle_wa_98109_6223
Two of the units are smaller live/work spaces. For example, this unit is 800 square feet with 1 bedroom and 1.5 baths. http://www.ewingandclark.com/properties/details/732347-1707_dexter_ave_n_d_seattle_wa_98109_6223
Four of the condos are larger units. For example, this unit with sweeping views of Lake Union is over 2,000 square feet with 3 bedrooms and 3.5 baths. http://www.ewingandclark.com/properties/details/732387-1707_dexter_ave_n_b_seattle_wa_98109_6223
Two of the units are smaller live/work spaces. For example, this unit is 800 square feet with 1 bedroom and 1.5 baths. http://www.ewingandclark.com/properties/details/732347-1707_dexter_ave_n_d_seattle_wa_98109_6223
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
King County Condominium Sales Data - June 2009 & 2008
This is my second monthly blog on this topic (please see previous blog which compares May of each year). These are the numbers per the Northwest Multiple Service:
In June 2009, 406 condominiums sold in King County with a median sales price of $250,000 or $251 a square foot. The median days on the market were 48 days.
In June 2008, 526 condominiums sold in King County with a median sales price of $294,750 or $292 a square foot. The median days on the market were 55 days.
The June 2009 median days on the market went down from not only last year of the same month but also from May 2009. This may be because sellers are more aggressive on price. The median condo sold in June 2009 for $251 square foot compared to $292 a year prior and $266 in May 2009.
In June 2009, 406 condominiums sold in King County with a median sales price of $250,000 or $251 a square foot. The median days on the market were 48 days.
In June 2008, 526 condominiums sold in King County with a median sales price of $294,750 or $292 a square foot. The median days on the market were 55 days.
The June 2009 median days on the market went down from not only last year of the same month but also from May 2009. This may be because sellers are more aggressive on price. The median condo sold in June 2009 for $251 square foot compared to $292 a year prior and $266 in May 2009.
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