Snohomish County housing inventory has increased 15.75% in July and is on pace with 2016 levels. Which means more homes for sale, more competition to sell a home, and ever higher important to price accordingly if selling a property.
The price per square foot and steadily inclined since January ...
View MoreSnohomish County's residential housing market has been hot of late but is a slowing looming? In the article Is it a Good Time to Sell a Home in Snohomish County? 4 years of housing inventory was compiled to determine low and high points in order to know when the ...
View MoreIs it a good time to sell a home in Snohomish County? Yes. It is a great time to sell properties in Snohomish County and that is not just a advertising ploy. Year over year, Snohomish County continues to experience extremely low inventory levels during the winter months and into ...
View MoreThe other day while talking with the team, we were discussing the continued low inventory levels and got focused on foreclosures. With lots of laughs, remembrance of heart ache and pain, and high inventory levels, its amazing how drastic the real estate climate, access to inventory, and negotiating leverage can ...
View MoreAre you wanting to learn more about Snohomish County's new construction home market with vacant lot and new home sales? Then take some time to read the Snohomish County's 2016 Home Builder Report for loads of information on last years figures and a few projections.
In the 2016 ...
Are you noticing a shift in Snohomish County's real estate market? We have. Since July 2016 market times have increased and price reductions are becoming more common. However, below are the real estate statistics for July 2016 which will cover:
Snohomish County is experiencing a real estate climate reminiscent of the hay-days of 2005-2007 and for a seller its one of the single greatest times to list a property. Inventory is low and demand is still steady yet what are the actual statistics with:
As mid November arrives and FEDs ponder a December interest hike, lets look at how the new construction market fared through 2015's 3rd Quarter.
In this 3Q review, we'll look at the following charts:
Snohomish County housing statistics for September 2015 are published below in 5 charts. Yet before we get to the local statistical details, we'd love to ask some questions and here your thoughts in the comment box.
With the summer coming to definitive close, I was holding-on for a couple more hot days, and with today being October 1st, lets take a look back at the Snohomish County housing market for August 2015.
Specifically in this post we'll look at charts for:
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