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McMansions, Condo Conversions, Delays, & Sunny Ballard

Posted on July 1, 2008July 1, 2008 by The Tim

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…

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Foreclosures, FHA, Commercial, & Countrywide

Posted on June 27, 2008July 10, 2009 by The Tim

Here are a few recent stories that have been covered elsewhere and are worth at least mentioning here. Latest foreclosure statistics: Seattle P-I, Foreclosures in Seattle higher, but much lower than nation’s The Seattle area had about twice as many foreclosures in May as it did a year earlier but continued to have a far…

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Raising Prices to Entice Buyers—wait, what?

Posted on April 28, 2008July 14, 2009 by The Tim

Here’s an interesting story that popped up over the weekend and had people emailing me and discussing it in the comments and forums. A downtown luxury condo building named Escala is having trouble moving the last 70 units (of 270, so roughly 25%), so to try and juice up their sales, they’re raising prices. Yes,…

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