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“Positive Fundamentals” with “Hints of Weakness”

Posted on June 26, 2007June 15, 2010 by The Tim

Ahh, Les Christie of CNN Money—the perfect national companion to our local captain of the real estate cheerleading squad, Elizabeth Rhodes. Where would we be without your frequent reports reminding everyone across the country just how special Seattle is? In the middle of a nationwide housing slump, a few markets have held their ground –…

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Seattle’s “Seller’s Market” Status Rapidly Eroding

Posted on June 22, 2007January 18, 2010 by The Tim

Forbes has come out with yet another real estate “Top 10” list, this time gabbing on about the “Top Home Sellers’ Markets.” Interestingly, Seattle is conspicuously absent from the list. They explain: The MethodologyTo measure inventory glut, we used Moody’s Economy.com and National Association of Realtors data that tracked a market’s current sales rate by…

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Seattle Risk Doubles in Improved PMI Model

Posted on June 20, 2007November 17, 2010 by The Tim

The latest report from the PMI Group has been released, and the news is increasingly bad for Seattle: Click to enlarge As noted on the graph, PMI did improve their model with this latest report, so while Seattle’s new Risk Index of 343 is not directly comparable to its previous index of 167, the news…

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Why Inventory Matters

Posted on June 17, 2007February 14, 2009 by deejayoh

A Note From The Tim: I’d like to welcome Deejayoh as a poster to the blog. His contributions to the forum have been vast, interesting, and informative. I’m happy to help him bring his insightful analysis to a larger audience. He is a great asset to this community. Click on any of the images in…

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Forbes: Seattle Has Already “Hit Bottom”

Posted on June 11, 2007April 7, 2010 by The Tim

Sometimes you read something and it just makes you say “huh?!?” An article in Forbes last week titled Most Resilient U.S. Real Estate Markets gave me just such a moment. In it, Forbes writer Matt Woolsey attempts to predict the future, making some absolutely bizarre claims along the way: When it comes to real estate,…

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