House hunters struggle with tight market … and … Seattle’s rental market shows no signs of cooling this year.
One-third of houses for sale are newly constructed homes
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Seattle’s rental market shows no signs of cooling this year
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Real estate is an imperishable asset, ever increasing in value. It is the most solid security that human ingenuity has devised. It is the basis of all security and about the only indestructible security.
Russell Sage
Have you ever walked into a store, and when you were approached by a sales rep who asked, “Can I help you find your size?” you had to explain, “Oh, I’m just looking”?
Maybe you even felt a little guilty that you were not intending to buy anything.
Well, the same thing can happen in real estate. For example, you might happen to drive through a neighborhood, find that you like the area, see a couple of For Sale signs, and think, “I wonder how much it would cost to get into this neighborhood?”
That happens all the time, even to those who aren’t thinking about moving.
If you get curious about a neighborhood, please don’t hesitate to ask me about it. I’d be happy to answer your questions about the area and give you a ballpark of what a typical home costs there.
When it comes to real estate, it’s smart to have a sense of what the market is doing and what homes are selling for in areas you like. That way, if you ever do decide to move, you’ll have a head start!