Data has been posted online regarding the condo that sold last month. It seems that they got just what they were asking, a cool three hundred thousand, which you will recall is $19,000 more than the unit next door sold for just two months earlier. Dang.
I’ll keep my eyes open as new properties are put on the market in my neighborhood.
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ocrenter
// Dec 23, 2005 at 9:20 am
I’m not suprised. Seattle’s got a late start to this bubble thing. The inventory numbers are still relatively low compared to Calif/Vegas/Phoenix.
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Anonymous
// Dec 27, 2005 at 10:38 pm
Seattle’s got it’s head in the sand about this one. Seattle-Bellevue-Everett area is # 9 on the list of areas w/ highest # of interest only loans- right after all the bubbly S Cal. and Phoenix markets. If the economy here is so great and housing so affordable, why all the risky loans?
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Anonymous
// Jan 1, 2006 at 7:16 pm
Well, there is still hope for housing in Fort Collins, Colorado (Intel, HP, Woodward Governor…but Celestica is leaving)
Check out the listings here:
http://www.coloproperty.com/
For example, check out this bargain near CSU:
http://www.coloproperty.com/Reports/index.cfm?&Action=DetailReport&MLSNumber=473889
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