Snohomish County Housing Statistics for April 2014

Snohomish County's housing statistics for April 2014 are published. If you're currently purchasing, or thinking about purchasing, selling a home, or doing both at the same time then you have first hand experienced. Lately, media outlets talk of cash is king and purchase offers are well over listing ...

Snohomish County Real Estate Statistics for Jan. 2014

Snohomish County's residential real estate statistics for January 2014 are published below with focuses on average and median home prices, market times, inventory levels, and pricing segments. Will Snohomish County continue to a healthy recovery or will affordability continue to be pushed out of the area?

Average & Median Home ...

Snohomish County Real Estate Statistics for Nov. 2013

While many real estate brokers are enjoying the holidays; we are here bringing you the latest real estate statistics. Terrifically exciting no; useful and informative yes. Over the last year, and back into 2012, real estate prices have recovered from a slump only to boom while inventory has gone from ...

Snohomish County Real Estate Statistics for Oct. 2013

Change is something to expect and at the beginning of the 2013's 4th quarter more is on the horizon. Average days on market increased, housing inventory decreased, the number of sold homes decreased, and the hottest price segment was $300,000 - $400,000.

Questions I've been discussing with ...

Zillow's Economic Forecast for Snohomish County

Wednesday Mickie and I attended Zillow's Economic Forecast for Snohomish County held at the Lynnwood's Lowe's Theater. The Economic Forecast was hosted my friends at First American Title and the folks from Wells Fargo and the focus was a few fold:

1. Explain how Zillow Zestimates are generated ...

Snohomish County Housing Statistics for July 2013

Snohomish County housing statistics for July 2013 are published and here are the take aways.

Months of Available Housing Inventory

The standout statistic is housing inventory is on the rise. Now is that because more folks are listing their homes for sale? Probably. Personally, Mickie and I took more listings ...