Washington Park (Seattle, WA)
By Sam DeBord, Seattle Real Estate Broker
(SeattleHome.com -Coldwell Banker Danforth)
As the Spring real estate season heats up in Seattle, the number of homes going under contract continues to rise quickly.  The number of pending contracts for houses in Seattle grew 11 percent from March through April.  While total closed house sales were also growing, the stronger trend line for pending transactions shows a strong growth prospect for the upcoming summer months.  The faster home sales close, the faster buyers scoop up new listings the next month. Seattle Houses: Pending transactions vs closed sales, monthly   For every month of record-breaking sales in Seattle, we're seeing the foreshadowing of a larger month in the pending statistics.  Seattle had 561 houses sold during the month of March, while there were 749 new pending sales that month.  Total closed sales increased...
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By Sam DeBord, Seattle Real Estate Broker
(SeattleHome.com -Coldwell Banker Danforth)
Home buyers who are searching for a house or condo in Seattle often lament "There's nothing for sale."  It's a statement repeated by many agents as well.  Frankly, most of the reports we write about the scarcity of inventory exacerbate the notion that no new listings are coming on the market. In reality, there are plenty of homes for sale every week.  There are just as many new homes coming on the market today as there were two years ago.  There are actually more than last year. The number of new listings for sale seems to remain fairly constant.  In Seattle, we peak at around 900 new listings per month in Seattle in the early summer, and we hit bottom in December at around 300 listing per month.   So if there are just as many new listings available today as there were the last couple o...
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By Courtney Cooper, 206-850-8841
(Cooper Jacobs)
Washington Park is pretty phenomenal with its tree lined boulevard and lovely estates.  Many people looking in Madison Park and Broadmoor sometimes forget to check Washington Park and Denny-Blaine, but we keep a pretty close eye on what is going on in the real estate world in all of these areas, and love showing off our favorite listings when they come one.  Inventory is very low right now so if you are considering selling your Washington Park home, please let me know. We are currently looking for our next cover home to go in Luxury Home magazine through our Cooper Jacobs Real Estate Platinum Properties luxury homes division.   
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By Courtney Cooper, 206-850-8841
(Cooper Jacobs)
Washington Park is a stately neighborhood included with Madison Park real estate in many of the searches  so I wanted to make sure and include it here as well... I will detail Broadmoor, Washington Park, Denny-Blaine, and Madison Park separately because they are separate and distinct neighborhoods in reality, however only Washington Park is lumped together with Madison Park in real estate search engines, so my apologies in advance that Madison Park and environs are not all separate... Thinking of buying a Washington Park home for sale or Madison Park home and wondering which ones are the best and why?   Washington Park is filled with a tree lined oasis of historic estates and Madison Park is where you can find some of the most amazing Lake Washington waterfront properties in the entire ...
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By J. Casey Losh, CEO
(Ewing and Clark)
 Ewing & Clark's listing in Washington Park was recently reduced from $7,900,000 to $6,950,000.  The house is nearly 9,000 square feet with 6 bedrooms and 8 baths and has unobstructed views of Lake Washington and Cascades. The home is not waterfront but it is just across the street from the public "hidden beach" so it has access to the lake. Click the link to get see more photos and details on this fabulous Seattle home.
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By Sam DeBord, Seattle Real Estate Broker
(SeattleHome.com -Coldwell Banker Danforth)
Sales of waterfront homes in King County in August were up significantly over the same month last year.  With 45 waterfront homes sold in King county this past month, the market showed a significant increase of 12.5% more closed transaction than August 2010. In the city of Seattle, a total of nine waterfront homes sold in August, matching the same number of homes sold in August 2010. Seattle Waterfront Homes Sold, August 2010 2450 Westlake Ave Seattle $41,500             2019 Fairview Ave E #R Seattle $575,000 2 beds,  1 baths,      18846 37th Ave S Seattle $609,000 5 beds,  2.8 baths,  3,650 sq ft 2031 Fairview Ave E #B Seattle $690,000 2 beds,  1.8 baths,      6030 Lake Shore Dr S Seattle $776,000 5 beds,  2.3 baths,  2,770 sq ft 2333 Perkins Lane W Seattle $1,137,400 4 beds,  3 baths...
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