? Western Washington Housing Market Update – by inBestments.com
Last month saw the largest monthly number of new listings since May 2019. However, supply is extremely anemic at just 1.04 months of supply.
Buyer demand continues to be...
Seattle Housing in October 2020 = Low Supply? + Bidding Wars⚔️ + Record Prices?
Wondering what's happening with the Seattle's Real Estate market? Check out InBestments' latest blog for detailed analysis.
What a COVID-19 vaccine would mean for the Seattle housing market?
COVID-19 has dramatically changed the landscape of the housing market and resulted in historic low mortgage rates. Now, with vaccine on the horizon, what could it mean to Seattle's housing and mortgage market?
Historic Fed Rate Increase Creates Opportunities for Real Estate Investors and Home Buyers
The Fed rate has been increased again by .75% on 28th July 2022.This is not really breaking news but was widely expected given the Fed's well-published...
Seattle Rental Market Update: February 2022
Although Seattle rent prices have seen four straight months of slight decreases the year-over-year trend is staggering. Compared to this same time last year, Seattle rent prices have increased by a whopping...
Insatiable buyer demand sustain strong home sales even in Winter
Home sales aren’t expected to slow much, if at all, even amid a record coronavirus outbreak. Super-low rates and the growing prospects of the economy gradually returning to normal are likely to...
Are you ready for Richcession in 2023?
Prepare for a 'Richcession': Tips for Homeowners to Protect Finances in a Recession Impacting Wealthy. Read Now
Seattle City Council Eases ADU/DADU Regulations: What Are The Changes?
After half a decade of planning, changes to laws governing accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and detached accessory dwelling units (DADUs) were passed by the Seattle City Council.
Even though ADUs have been allowed since 1994, only...
Will the U.S. Housing Market Crash in 2022?
Current U.S. Housing Market Growth is driven by high demand and low supply.
The skyrocketing housing prices may be unsustainable in the long run. But a U.S. housing market crash in 2022 is unlikely.
House prices and mortgage rates will likely continue to rise.
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