Time again already for another inbox-clearing story roundup.
First up, the Seattle City Council is apparently in a development-regulating mood lately. Not only are they tackling the ugly townhome issue, now they’re going after “megahomes” as well.
After years of complaints about suburban-sized homes that devour lawns and encroach on neighbors, the Seattle City Council plans [...]
Entries Tagged as 'developers'
McMansions, Condo Conversions, Delays, & Sunny Ballard
July 1st, 2008 · 14 Comments
Categories: News
Tags: Ballard, condos, construction, delays, developers, Galloway, Langston, Pryne, Seattle City Council, Seattle_PI, Seattle_Times, Shay
Link Roundup: Taxes, Fraud, & Layoffs (oh my)
June 20th, 2008 · 22 Comments
There have been a lot of local real estate stories this week that are worth mentioning, but aren’t big enough to merit their own post. So it’s time for another link roundup.
Tax Assessments & Government Revenue
First up, while tax assessments may be falling in Pierce and Snohomish, it looks like they’re still on the [...]
Categories: News
Tags: assessments, developers, fraud, layoffs, tax revenues, WaMu
Sagging Market Delays Another Condo Project
May 22nd, 2008 · 7 Comments
Is this the first sign that downtown Bellevue has reached its condo saturation point? Seattle Times: Bellevue condo project, European Tower, put on hold
The housing slowdown has claimed another local high-rise, high-end condo project.
The developer of 16-story European Tower, a downtown Bellevue project whose design features just one unit on each floor, said Wednesday [...]
Categories: News
Tags: Bellevue, condos, developers, Financing
Developers spell “price drop” I-N-C-E-N-T-I-V-E-S
October 29th, 2007 · 46 Comments
Elizabeth Rhodes hits us this morning with a fun little morsel: Developers dangle discounts, toys to lure home buyers. (I wonder why this article wasn’t in the big weekend real estate section? Hmm… Edit: It would appear that the answer to that question is that they were saving it for the front page [...]
Categories: Uncategorized
Tags: builders, developers, incentives, Rhodes, Seattle_Times
