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Author: The Tim
Tim Ellis is the founder of Seattle Bubble. His background in engineering and computer / internet technology, a fondness of data-based analysis of problems, and an addiction to spreadsheets all influence his perspective on the Seattle-area real estate market. Tim also hosts the weekly improv comedy sci-fi podcast Dispatches from the Multiverse.
NWMLS: Anybody seen my spring mojo? I can’t find it.
One thing I’ll say for the NWMLS, they have been prompt lately about releasing the monthly statistics. Let’s take a look at March, typically the beginning of the strong spring selling season. When the press release with pdf links is released I’ll post it here (though it may be delayed somewhat since I am heading…
Stop the Mortgage Bailout
There’s a new site called Stop the Mortgage Bailout that aims to draw attention to the anti-bailout cause and educate people about what a bailout would really mean. From the site: A bailout is morally irresponsible because it encourages irresponsible and irrational behavior. Here is a short list of the many “moral hazards” that a…
I Got Your Doom and Gloom Right Here
King 5 News ran a great little piece yesterday that demonstrates just how ridiculous it is to call falling home prices “doom and gloom.” The flat real estate market has been a source of concern for many. But for some charities like Habitat for Humanity, it’s providing a long awaited opportunity to advance their cause….
Presenting The Naked Loon: Your New Favorite Website
Behold, I bring you parody: Go to The Naked Loon. Right now. The greater* Puget Sound region now has a new source for… um… news, yeah that’s it, “news.” It’s The Naked Loon, and it’s the latest project to come out of the Thatch Mound Labs. Here’s what some of our beta testers had to…