Seattle Real Estate
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Stonks only go up. It’ll probably be a while before the Seattle real estate market cools off, it’s still the fastest growing major city in the country, and the only one on the growth list that doesn’t have a high capacity for new suburban development sprawl.
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I bought my first condo in Seattle in December 2019, did a ton of research on the market at the time and felt good about it. And since then the Zillow value of the property has appreciated nearly 30%
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My POS Seattle starter house has increased $161,000 since we sold last July. Christ. I hated that fucking house.NEsnake12 said:I bought my first condo in Seattle in December 2019, did a ton of research on the market at the time and felt good about it. And since then the Zillow value of the property has appreciated nearly 30%
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I just looked up a dump we bought in Leschi in 08, plan was to gut / remodel and build an addition. Never got to the addition, it’s a 2 br 1 bath, with a borderline unlivable basement...bought for 400k. 1.2MM now, for a fucking remodeled shack. The good news is it greased the skids to get us the fuck out of there.
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NEsnake12 said:
Stonks only go up. It’ll probably be a while before the Seattle real estate market cools off, it’s still the fastest growing major city in the country, and the only one on the growth list that doesn’t have a high capacity for new suburban development sprawl.
Not so fast, my fren.
https://sundancecompanyblog.com/2021/05/11/the-fastest-growing-and-shrinking-cities-in-the-u-s/
Tejas is da spot in 2021.
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Looking to buy some properties in Medina, Yarrow Point, Kona, and maybe even Aspen. Any message board posters on a football forum have any advice for me?
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The key difference, like I mentioned, is that all those cities in TX and AZ have a shit ton of capacity for suburban expansion, whereas the Seattle metro area is largely developed out. It’s a lot easier to increase supply out therePurpleThrobber said:NEsnake12 said:Stonks only go up. It’ll probably be a while before the Seattle real estate market cools off, it’s still the fastest growing major city in the country, and the only one on the growth list that doesn’t have a high capacity for new suburban development sprawl.
Not so fast, my fren.
https://sundancecompanyblog.com/2021/05/11/the-fastest-growing-and-shrinking-cities-in-the-u-s/
Tejas is da spot in 2021. -
Buy low, sell high...the exact opposite strategy that I have apparently used for most of my “career” in RE...PostGameOrangeSlices said:Looking to buy some properties in Medina, Yarrow Point, Kona, and maybe even Aspen. Any message board posters on a football forum have any advice for me?
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Thanks but why didn't you comment on how wealthy I am for considering those locales?! Jerk me off buddy! I guess Id consider Broadmoor in Seattle too....Fishpo31 said:
Buy low, sell high...the exact opposite strategy that I have apparently used for most of my “career” in RE...PostGameOrangeSlices said:Looking to buy some properties in Medina, Yarrow Point, Kona, and maybe even Aspen. Any message board posters on a football forum have any advice for me?
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I hear there are lots of nice “summer homes” on Hood Canal...just what I’m hearingPostGameOrangeSlices said:
Thanks but why didn't you comment on how wealthy I am for considering those locales?! Jerk me off buddy! I guess Id consider Broadmoor in Seattle too....Fishpo31 said:
Buy low, sell high...the exact opposite strategy that I have apparently used for most of my “career” in RE...PostGameOrangeSlices said:Looking to buy some properties in Medina, Yarrow Point, Kona, and maybe even Aspen. Any message board posters on a football forum have any advice for me?
