aggregated from: Seattle Bubble

I was digging around in the Snohomish County public records and I came across this interesting property history. Original purchase price is unknown, but records indicate that the serial refinancer owned the property since at least 1976.DateDocumentA...

aggregated from: Seattle Bubble

Banks continuing construction in developments foreclosed from builders http://is.gd/7rltV #Escala, condo complex that announced higher prices as the bubble burst now dropping prices http://is.gd/7smaa (3rd story) #Glenn Kelman, Redfin CEO: people ...

topics: belltown, condo, housing, real-estate

aggregated from: Capitol Hill Seattle

Here's what was happening on Capitol Hill in February 2009. Sometimes, history reports so don't say you weren't warned. Probably should have run this on Groundhog Day. Oh well. Maybe next year.Rom Mai Thai got a makeoverA Capitol Hill dog had an incr...

topics: bike, books, capitol-hill, housing

aggregated from: Seattle Bubble

April 2008: Raising Prices to Entice Buyers wait, what? (Awesome plan, Escala!)Developer Lexas Cos. said this week that on June 5 it will raise the asking prices 3 to 7 percent for about 70 unsold units that have been on the market since last sprin...

topics: condo, condos, developer, developers, downtown

aggregated from: Capitol Hill Seattle

Jewish Family Services has announced plans to build a new 19,000 square foot expansion building on the parking lot adjacent to their current offices at 1601 16th Ave E. Designed by Weistein A U, the new three-story structure will have ground level...

topics: capitol-hill, design, development, food, housing

aggregated from: Capitol Hill Seattle

Jewish Family Service has announced plans to build a new 19,000 square foot expansion building on the parking lot adjacent to their current offices at 1601 16th Ave. Designed by Weistein A U, the new three-story structure will have ground level pa...

topics: capitol-hill, design, development, food, housing

aggregated from: Seattle Bubble

Oops, something went wrong with today's weekly Twitter roundup post that was preventing comments. It should be fixed now. #via the PSBJ: Downtown's strange new real estate map (buildings currently under construction in downtown Seattle) http://is.gd/...

topics: cascade, downtown, everett, housing, lynnwood

aggregated from: West Seattle Blog...

The city has just announced which neighborhoods will be the two to get official neighborhood-plan updates this year and neither is on our peninsula: They are Rainier Beach and Broadview-Bitter Lake-Haller Lake. After the recent meeting of the Neigh...

topics: beach, broadview, development, housing, neighborhood

aggregated from: Seattle Bubble

The latest issue of Sound Housing Quarterly has been published (Q4 2009). Sound Housing Quarterly is a subscription-based sister project to Seattle Bubble.With this latest release we have made a few notable changes. First and probably most interesti...

topics: affordability, housing, housing-market, real-estate

aggregated from: Capitol Hill Seattle

Though 1650 East Olive Way will not be deemed a landmark anytime soon, one aspect of the property that will stay the same is that B &O plans to occupy a corner space in the proposed mixed-use development at the same location. Here is what Aaron Hils...

topics: design, developers, development, housing, neighborhoods