When looking at the Downtown Seattle Luxury Condo Market, 40 of the above Downtown Seattle condo sales were sold with a final sales price of over a million dollars. Here are the stats on those Downtown homes:
Listing Count : 40
Downtown Seattle Luxury Condos Price Stats:
High $3,167,440
Low $1,017,000
Median $1,500,000
Averages on Downtown Seattle Luxury Real Estate:
Square feet: 2,148
Dollar per Sq foot: $767.54
$/SqFt: $767.54
CDOM: 159
OP: $2,344,125
LP: $1,813,250
SP: $1,640,237
Downtown Seattle Luxury Condos Sold 2011
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Like divorce stats, etc. (ask me about my theory on Elvis Vegas weddings sometime if you want a different discussion altogether), I think all numbers are skewed, but the latest NWMLS report from the close of the 2011 December Seattle real estate market would suggest otherwise. Without me going into the fact that I disagree with my friend OB (who happens to be the President of Windermere) on whether or not we have already turned a corner as he says we have in this latest report, here is a piece of the NWMLS news release:
“Healthy marketplaces” emerging with shrinking inventory, favorable financing
KIRKLAND, Wash. (Jan. 4, 2012) – Home sales finished the year much stronger than they started, with
pending sales for the fourth quarter outgaining the first quarter by more than 3,000 transactions for a 21
percent increase, according to new figures from Northwest Multiple Listing Service.
A year-over-year comparison shows December’s pending sales (mutually accepted offers) rose more than
20 percent from a year ago. Northwest MLS brokers reported 5,237 pending sales last month, up from the
previous year when they recorded 4,359 transactions.
Last month’s pending volume exceeded the number of new listings (4,604) for the second consecutive
month. The last time such an imbalance occurred was November 2006."
As I have stated before, you all know I am a highly positive person, but this is hardly turning a corner. I agree that we are heading in the right direction, but we haven't gotten far enough to have turned a corner. Less inventory just makes it appear this way temporarily. The banks have been holding off on plenty of REO inventory and we still have that mountain to get over before we can truly be out of this latest Seattle real estate market shift.
Sell it now!!! Not to sound like a typical real estate agent who just wants the listing, I swear. Here is why:
There is a historical low amount of inventory (especially in neighborhoods like Queen Anne or Magnolia!!!!) and also ridiculously low interest rates, but even that is not my reason why if you want or need to sell you need to do it ASAP.
There are buyers waiting for your homes to buy them. This is not my reason either.
If you think prices will go up in Spring 2012 and you are waiting for that, then I highly suggest you sell now because when those foreclosures start truly being released rather than just the trickle we have seen so far, the prices will reflect it and there will be far more competition to deal with. In short, you will have waited too long.
Call me or email me if you want to talk further about it. It merits a discussion if you need to sell, otherwise hang back and wait for the Seattle real estate market to absorb the floodgate of foreclosures and make another shift towards the positive. It will be a couple years at least, but it will happen.

Graceful lines outside and fine details inside make this Seattle Capitol Hill Tudor home for sale a great place to settle in. Elegant features include leaded glass windows, hardwood floors & coved ceilings. Inviting living room has built in bookcases and a new gas fireplace. Formal dining room has built in cabinets and French doors to a private backyard deck.
This beautiful Seattle home also features a spacious master bedroom, large full basement and updated kitchen with Corian countertops. It is located on a wonderful street close to downtown & the UW.
Listed for $659,000 and SOLD for $640,000
Cooper Jacobs Real Estate - North Capitol Hill Sale Sold!
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