Slurpsurp & alive! are best buddies. Two people trying to bring entire housing market down
Lol, its trending at 50%.. basically anything can happen.
If it is your primary home, why would you sell it for a loss? Investments.... Still some one gotta need a home....I understand not buying in a crashing market, not that it is crashing, but selling...
Houses are selling at hundreds of k over asking. Crash indeed!
Realtors list homes for well under FMV in order to juice interest and drive demand and offers. It’s been the norm since 2012. Common knowledge for those of us that have bought and sold homes in SF. Listing price means nothing in this context.
Over listing, comps, and estimates (by redfin and zillow)* but the specific claim was that listing prices were being reduced.
Sell to me. I’m at 130ish before stocks and bonuses a year and can’t afford a damn thing in Seattle.
Consider buying in Lynnwood or shoreline, like I did; link is going to be here in a few years, and commute isn't really that bad. Prices are still normal, though these started climbing too. Upside? Your house won't be surrounded by apartment buildings and town houses, like Ballard.
Renton ain't a bad place either
More like time to save money, and then buy
My buyers need more inventory. Everyone definitely list immediately.
Slowdown yes. Crash, not even close. Fake news.
If you have a loan at 3.5% and do not have a big mortgage there is no justification to selling it
GTFO take the money and rent an apartment for a while
Bought a house for 450k 5 years ago, now at 1.4M. Sell and come back to buying at 2M ? Why would I want to pay high prop taxes ?
Zip code pleas