I was going to spread out the stats posts a bit, but since people have been asking for months of supply (a.k.a. “absorption rate”) data after yesterday’s inventory post, I’m posting it today. For an explanation of what months of supply means, please refer to the original neighborhood MOS breakdown post. Keep in mind that…
February Neighborhood Inventory Update
Here’s an update to the King County single-family neighborhood inventory growth charts I first posted last month. The data that makes up these charts is publicly available from the NWMLS, and can be found in the NWMLS King County Breakout pdfs. Keep in mind that what’s being plotted here is total percent growth since January…
Poll: Condo, Townhome, or Single-Family?
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Will Higher Government Loan Limits Boost Seattle’s Market?
I apologize for not making a more timely post on this subject, but it’s taken me a while to wrap my head around everything that’s really going on, and rather than spit out an uninformed piece full of quotes from equally uninformed newspaper reporters, I thought I’d do some actual research first. So here’s what…
Welcome 710 KIRO Listeners
If you’re viewing Seattle Bubble for the first time today because you heard me, Tim Ellis, on the Dave Ross show (with sit-in David Goldstein) on 710 KIRO, I’d like to welcome you. Be sure to check out the about page to get a feeling for the purpose of this blog. If you’re interested in…