The hot Queen Anne market shows no signs of slowing down, especially
given how few homes are being brought to market in the neighborhood.
According to the Northwest Multiple Listing Service, January, 2014 saw
15 single family home transactions close as opposed to 17 a year
earlier. The median sales price in 2014 was $704,000, which represents a
slight improvement from 2013 ($685,000). Low inventory was a recurring
problem for Queen Anne home buyers in 2013. Hopefully, the early signs
are not indicative of a year long trend as only 18 new single family
home listings hit the market in the first month of 2014, as opposed to
26 units in 2013.
Queen Anne condo inventory showed signs of improvement with 38 new
listings in January, 2014 compared to 33 new listings a year earlier.
19 condo units sold last month as opposed to 21 units the year prior.
The Queen Anne real estate market is strong with properties selling
faster, and for more money. If you are curious about the Queen Anne
real estate market, ask Jason Roach about it when you see him in the neighborhood
or feel free to
contact him sooner.
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With this in-depth summary, you can obtain a thorough understanding of Queen Anne real estate in January 2014. Be knowledgeable and ahead of the curve when buying your next home.
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