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February 6, 2012

West Edge Sales for 2010

What were sales like this year compared to last?  The year before that?  How about all the way back to 2007? This is a snapshot of a 4 year market survey we have compiled for West Edge by building for each downtown Seattle neighborhood.  By entering your name and email below, you will receive a spreadsheet which clearly outlines how many sales have been recorded for each address and get an inside scoop on which buildings maintain the most value.  To keep abreast of our comparison charts for other downtown neighborhoods, subscribe to our RSS in the top right of our site.

West Edge Yearly Review 2010

An overview of sales for 2010 in West Edge. View by building, number of units sold, volume in sales, sold median, median square feet, and average cost per square foot. Enter your name and email below to view a comparison chart from 2007 to 2010.
WEST EDGEUnits SoldVolume SoldSold MedianMedian Sq. Ft.$Avg/Sq. Ft.
TOTALS41$40,609,590.00AVG: $835402.65AVG: 1,091AVG: $598.43
1521 Second6$10,507,990.00$1,553,045.001,774$875.45
98 Union3$1,398,500.00$449,000.001,263$355.50
Colonial Grand Pacific1$358,000.00$358,000.001,107$323.40
Cristalla14$5,442,500.00$328,250.00700$468.93
FIX0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Four Seasons2$13,498,100.00$6,749,050.004,630$1,457.68
Hillclimb Court0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Madison Tower1$805,000.00$805,000.001,444$557.48
Market Court1$380,000.00$380,000.001,015$374.38
Market Place North1$747,000.00$747,000.001,420$526.06
Market Place Tower0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Millennium Tower0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Newmark Tower4$1,884,500.00$478,500.00786$608.78
One Pacific Tower2$1,830,000.00$915,000.001,443$634.10
Pike & Virginia0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Waterfront Place2$2,000,000.00$1,000,000.002,149$465.33
Watermark Tower4$1,758,000.00$439,000.00822$534.06

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Retail Core Sales for 2010

What were sales like this year compared to last?  The year before that?  How about all the way back to 2007? This is a snapshot of a 4 year market survey we have compiled for Retail Core by building for each downtown Seattle neighborhood.  By entering your name and email below, you will receive a spreadsheet which clearly outlines how many sales have been recorded for each address and get an inside scoop on which buildings maintain the most value.  To keep abreast of our comparison charts for other downtown neighborhoods, subscribe to our RSS in the top right of our site.

Retail Core Yearly Review 2010

An overview of sales for 2010 in Retail Core. View by building, number of units sold, volume in sales, sold median, median square feet, and average cost per square foot. Enter your name and email below to view a comparison chart from 2007 to 2010.
RETAIL COREUnits SoldVolume SoldSold MedianMedian Sq. Ft.$Avg/Sq. Ft.
TOTALS34$24,033,900.00AVG: $426,625.00AVG: 967.75AVG: $440.84
5th and Madison6$2,549,000.00$382,500.001,094$349.63
ESCALA25$18,905,000.00$524,000.00952$550.42
Fischer Studio0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Seaboard Building3$2,579,900.00$800,000.001,825$438.35

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Pioneer Square Sales 2010

What were sales like this year compared to last? The year before that? How about all the way back to 2007? This is a snapshot of a 4 year market survey we have compiled for Pioneer Square by building for each downtown Seattle neighborhood. By entering your name and email below, you will receive a spreadsheet which clearly outlines how many sales have been recorded for each address and get an inside scoop on which buildings maintain the most value. To keep abreast of our comparison charts for other downtown neighborhoods, subscribe to our RSS in the top right of our site.

Pioneer Square Yearly Review 2010

An overview of sales for 2010 in Pioneer Square. View by building, number of units sold, volume in sales, sold median, median square feet, and average cost per square foot. Enter your name and email below to view a comparison chart from 2007 to 2010.
PIONEER SQUAREUnits SoldVolume SoldSold MedianMedian Sq. Ft.$Avg/Sq. Ft.
TOTALS5$1,874,900.00AVG: $333,833.33AVG: 862.33AVG: $413.66
80 S Jackson0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Florentine3$1,268,900.00$395,000.001,253$315.00
Jackson Square0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Lofts0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Merrill Place0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Nord0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Olympic Block0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Our Home Hotel1$325,000.00$325,000.00600$542.00
Post Hotel1$281,000.00$281,500.00734$384.00
Post Mews0$0.00$0.000$0.00

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Denny Triangle Sales for 2010

What were sales like this year compared to last? The year before that? How about all the way back to 2007? This is a snapshot of a 4 year market survey we have compiled for Denny Triangle by building for each downtown Seattle neighborhood. By entering your name and email below, you will receive a spreadsheet which clearly outlines how many sales have been recorded for each address and get an inside scoop on which buildings maintain the most value. To keep abreast of our comparison charts for other downtown neighborhoods, subscribe to our RSS in the top right of our site.

Denny Triangle Yearly Review 2010

An overview of sales for 2010 in Denny Triangle. View by building, number of units sold, volume in sales, sold median, median square feet, and average cost per square foot. Enter your name and email below to view a comparison chart from 2007 to 2010.
DENNY TRIANGLEUnits SoldVolume SoldSold MedianMedian Sq. Ft.$Avg/Sq. Ft.
TOTALS56$26,956,650.00AVG: $335,166.67AVG: 747AVG: $448.68
2200 Westlake15$5,985,800.00$350,000.00840$416.67
2700 Fourth0$0.00$0.000$0.00
5th Ave Ct1$153,500.00$153,500.00518$296.33
Cosmopolitan14$5,251,800.00$390,000.001,186$328.84
ENSO12$7,455,000.00$615,000.001,130$544.25
Olive 814$8,110,550.00$502,500.00808$621.91

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Belltown Sales for 2010

What were sales like this year compared to last?  The year before that?  How about all the way back to 2007? This is a snapshot of a 4 year market survey we have compiled for Belltown by building for each downtown Seattle neighborhood.  By entering your name and email below, you will receive a spreadsheet which clearly outlines how many sales have been recorded for each address and get an inside scoop on which buildings maintain the most value.  To keep abreast of our comparison charts for other downtown neighborhoods, subscribe to our RSS in the top right of our site.

Belltown Yearly Review 2010

An overview of sales for 2010 in Belltown. View by building, number of units sold, volume in sales, sold median, median square feet, and average cost per square foot. Enter your name and email below to view a comparison chart from 2007 to 2010.
BELLTOWNUnits SoldVolume SoldSold MedianMedian Sq. Ft.$Avg/Sq. Ft.
TOTALS145$58,593,472.00AVG: $311,904.56AVG: 770AVG: $404.88
81 Vine0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Alexandria2$370,000.00$185,000.00613$301.79
Arbor Place Tower3$1,030,000.00$350,000.00675$518.52
Austin Bell1$572,045.00$572,045.001,272$449.72
Avenue One3$1,438,500.00$464,000.001,117$415.40
Banner Building0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Bay Vista Tower3$3,390,900.00$950,000.002,577$368.65
Bellora1$412,500.00$412,500.00733$562.76
Belltown Court5$1,121,100.00$199,950.00631$316.88
Belltown Lofts0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Concord5$3,184,900.00$485,000.001,124$431.49
Continental Place2$1,308,000.00$654,000.001,134$576.72
Ellington11$4,994,300.00$285,000.00721$395.28
Gallery47$17,164,400.00$330,000.00699$472.10
Grandview0$0.00$0.000$0.00
Harbour Heights4$1,113,000.00$245,000.00710$345.07
Klee3$1,016,500.00$349,000.00721$484.05
Matae5$1,291,800.00$240,000.00663$361.99
Montreux3$403,000.00$130,000.00368$353.26
Mosler Lofts16$7,664,278.00$312,428.00689$453.45
Parc4$1,157,278.00$274,500.00662$414.65
Pomeroy2$603,900.00$287,000.00832$344.95
Royal Crest5$2,270,000.00$525,000.001,900$276.32
Seattle Heights7$2,584,349.00$390,000.00878$444.19
Site 171$370,000.00$370,000.001,058$349.72
Trio0$0.00$0.000$0.00
The Vine12$5,133,000.00$411,000.001,023$401.76

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Market Trends for November 2010: Number of Listings Sold

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Market Trends for November 2010: Median Price Sold

Here is the 18 month history on median price sold for resale and new construction units in MLS area 701 (downtown Seattle).

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Market Trends for November 2010: Number of New Listings

Here is the 18 month history on number of new listings for resale and new construction units in MLS area 701 (downtown Seattle).
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Market Trends for November 2010: Avg Price Per Sq Ft

Here is the 18 month history on Average Price Per Square Foot for resale and new construction units in MLS area 701 (downtown Seattle).

Stats are for MLS area 701 which is known as “Downtown”

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4% there we go. 5% here we come.

You heard that right…5%. The days of 4% – 4.25% are over. Get ready to welcome the 5′s after the new year. I could try to pretend that I understand the workings of the bond market or how MBS (mortgage backed securities) dictate loan pricing but I won’t. I’m here to inform you that currently a 30 year loan is around 4.83% and it’s not going back below 4.5%. I’m also providing my opinion of where the rates are headed.

What do I think is driving this rate hikes? Thanks for asking…because the gloom is lifting. That feeling of dread I’ve lived with for last three years isn’t eating at my stomach lining quite so much. (Pretty scientific, huh?) It’s a hunch based upon a few years of experience. My ESP predicts a an old friend is going to settle in around the entire country….optimism. By the time spring is over we will look back and realize this fourth quarter of 2010 was the bottom.

How are my antenna hot wired to monetary policy? An excellent question….if I’m sensing a positive uptick then I KNOW the banks are sure of it. Once they are convinced that consumer confidence is growing they are going to want to cash in. The best way is to raise rates a little at a time. The last 30 days was fast but now there will be a lull before the next bump. As long as small increases don’t choke the recovery and stall the engine, mortgage lenders will keep going….I estimate summer of 2011 will reflect an average of 5.25% for a 30-year mortgage loan.

Why am I still smiling? Very observant of you…because I know that 5.25% money is STILL A FANTASTIC DEAL!!! I’ve been around long enough to know that 7% money is not the end of the world. If the economy is humming, 8% money won’t stop borrowers. So, move, jump, pull the trigger, make offers and get going while prices are dirt cheap! What a time to buy!!! Don’t let the rate of borrowing be your excuse to miss the best real estate values since 2004.

I’m going to buy and so should you!