East Bellevue Real Estate Market Statistics
January 2008
Single Family Homes
Area 530 (East Bellevue) median prices were up 5.2%. YOY listing inventory was up 112.1% and Pending sales were the same.
LISTINGS: 227 (2007) vs. 107(2006) 112.1%
PENDINGS: 36 (2007) vs. 36 (2006) 00%
MEDIAN: $567,250 (2007) vs. $539,450 (2006) +5.2%
Compiled from but not verified or published by NWMLS
by Greg Perry, Eastside Realtor
www.425realty.com
West Bellevue Real Estate Market Statistics --January 2008
NWMLS Area 520
Single Family Homes
Area 520 (West Bellevue) median prices were down -13.0%.
YOY listing inventory was up 78.4% and pending sales were down -41.7%.
LISTINGS: 198 (2007) vs. 111(2006) 78.4%
PENDINGS 14(2007) vs. 24 (2006) -41.7%
MEDIAN: $937,500(2007) vs. $1,077,500 (2006) -13%
Compiled from but not verified or published by NWMLS
By Greg Perry
Eastside Realtor
Mercer Island Market Statistics
January 2008
NWMLS 510
Single Family Homes
Area 510 (Mercer Island) median prices were up 34.8%. YOY listing inventory was up 60.8% and Pending sales were down -50%.
LISTINGS: 119 (2007) vs. 74 (2006)60.8%
PENDINGS: 11(2007) vs.22 (2006) -50%
MEDIAN: $1,550,000(2007) vs. $1,150,000(2006)34.8%
Compiled from but not verified or published by NWMLS
by Greg Perry, Eastside Realtor
www.425realty.com
Real Estate Market Statistics
Single Family Residence
January 2008
Area 500 (South Bellevue/Issaquah) was one of the Eastside areas where the median prices were down -13.1% YOY listing inventory was up 51.6% and PENDINGS were down -48.3%
LISTINGS: 426 (2007) vs. 281 (2006) +51.6%
PENDINGS: 31(2007) vs. 60(2006) -48.3%
MEDIAN: $630,000 (2007) vs. $724,975 (2006) -13.1%
Compiled from, but not published by NWMLS
By Greg Perry
Eastside Realtor
http://www.425realty.com/
Friday's Did You Know? - Josiah Merrit (or Uncle Si)
By Brian Perry
Eastside Reator
www.425realty.com
Did you know that Mt. Si is named after a rugged man. Mt. Si in the Snoqualmie valley is named after Josiah Merrit aka Uncle Si. Want rugged? Uncle Si built a cabin at the base of the peak in 1862 by hauling the materials on his back. Not only that, but local historians tell the tale of Uncle Si trading bacon to the larger settlements around the area. In order for him to do this, he would strap the bacon to his back, climb down the 268' falls, hike several miles, then canoe the rest of the distance to either Everett or Seattle.
Looks like the commute is actually getting better out of the valley to Seattle and Everett! Who'da thunk?
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