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425magazine.com
Keelbase Capital Acquires The Baxter Apartments in Downtown Bellevue
Seattle-based real estate investment company Keelbase Capital announced Wednesday its acquisition of The Baxter, an 80-unit apartment community in downtown Bellevue. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. King County records show the property previously sold for $33.1 million in 2022. The Baxter is located at 11115 NE 2nd St., a block west of Interstate 405.
ceoweekly.com
For Executives Relocating to Seattle, the Neighborhood Question Comes Last
Executives relocating to the Seattle area often arrive with a neighborhood already in mind, chosen from a map, a colleague’s suggestion or a list of top-ranked zip codes. Many end up somewhere else. The region’s housing choices divide less by price than by daily experience, and those differences are hard to judge from a distance.
am1070theanswer.com
Everyday Economics: Luxury housing offers builders a way through the slump
(The Center Square) – Jacksonville and Chicago have more high-income households than in 2019, and more luxury buyers than a year ago but fewer homes for sale, creating an opening for builders despite high mortgage rates. In Jacksonville, the estimated luxury buyer pool grew 10.4% from a year earlier...
seattleagentmagazine.com
Medina is the No. 11 most expensive ZIP code in the US
A new study named Medina the No. 1 most expensive ZIP code in Washington and No. 11 nationwide. Real estate research company PropertyShark ranked United States ZIP codes based on registered residential transactions closed between Jan. 1 and Sept. 30. States with non-disclosure rules including Montana, Texas, Utah and Wyoming were excluded due to lack of data.
The Stranger
Seattle Social Housing Developer Announces First Construction Project
At a chilly morning press conference today, Seattle Social Housing Developer (SSHD) Interim CEO Tiffani McCoy announced plans for the agency’s first original construction project, a five-story apartment building in the Central District on the lot that used to belong to the late housing advocate Rep. Frank Chopp. Scheduled to open in 2028, the development will provide 20 units of housing, leased at a mix of affordable and market rate rents.
425magazine.com
Compound Interests: Kirkland Mortgage Executive Also Finds Joy Leading a Restaurant Group
This story originally appeared in our sister publication, 425 Business. Justin Andrews is the kind of guy you can go to for a home loan and a beer, albeit not at the same time. The Kirkland native is a longtime mortgage professional and head of an emerging hospitality business with...
onekindesign.com
San Juan Island home offers idyllic coastal escape on a windswept shore
Heliotrope Architects designed this cedar-clad family vacation home on San Juan Island, Washington, along a windswept shoreline exposed to weather coming down the Strait of Juan de Fuca from the Pacific Ocean. The home’s distinctive “bowtie” footprint is a response to the site: the architects nestled it between two rock outcroppings to integrate it with the terrain.
multihousingnews.com
Cadence Buys Seattle Community for $29M
The property previously traded 30 years ago. Cadence Real Estate has picked up The Court at Northgate, a 132-unit, transit-oriented community in Seattle. Institutional Property Advisors brokered the sale. The company paid $29 million for the asset, according to public records. M&T Realty Capital Corp. provided an $18.9 million Freddie...
Crosscut
Tacoma ballot initiative would provide stronger renter protections
Tacoma renters could have stronger protections if voters approve Initiative Measure 1, known as Safe Homes for All. Organizers hope to take Tacoma’s tenant protections passed by voters in 2023 a step farther by strengthening enforcement. If a landlord violates the law, the main avenue to address it is...
Realty Today
In Seattle’s Frozen Office Market, Low Sales Volume Meets Surprisingly High Prices
Through August, Seattle's office investment market produced just $426.1 million in sales, less than any other gateway metro in the country, according to CommercialEdge data reported Monday by Commercial Property Executive. On the surface, that figure describes a market in retreat. What it does not show is that the buildings actually changing hands have been fetching an average of $306.32 per square foot — roughly 50 percent above the $204.56 national average.
My Ballard
Ballard housing market, September 2026: What 24 closed sales say
Townhomes and houses are selling at close to asking price, but not on the same clock. Here is what closed in ZIP 98107 last month. Twenty-four homes closed in Ballard’s 98107 ZIP in September. That is a small number, which is the first thing worth knowing: in a neighborhood this size, a handful of sales moves the averages, so the medians below are the figures to watch.
woodinvillechamber.org
First & Main Celebrates Grand Opening in Woodinville’s Harvest Development
The Woodinville Chamber of Commerce was excited to celebrate the Ribbon Cutting for First & Main on Friday, October 2, 2026, welcoming the real estate team to its newest location in Woodinville’s Harvest development. Founder Matt Hart led the celebration alongside his fellow Founding Partners and more than 60...
realtytimes.com
U.S. Pending Home Sales Sink Near 12-Year Low
U.S. pending home sales are down to their lowest level since spring 2014—with the exception of April 2020, when the onset of the pandemic ground the housing market to a halt. This is according to a new report from Redfin, the real estate brokerage powered by Rocket. Pending home...
425magazine.com
5 Trends Shaping the Eastside Real Estate Market
This article originally appeared in our sister publication, 425 Business. Buying a home on the Eastside can be daunting, especially with ever-swelling prices, changing interest rates, and a market that continues to unpredictably shift. So we reached out to Mike Ferreri, a Realtor with Windermere Mercer Island, for insight. Before...
DMR News
Encore Construction Expands Western Washington Presence With Three New Offices
The family-owned restoration company now has five Western Washington offices and brings 24/7 emergency response closer to homeowners in Seattle, Bellevue, and Bellingham. ARLINGTON, Wash., Oct. 12, 2026 — Encore Construction, a family-owned restoration company serving Western Washington, has added three offices in Seattle, Bellevue, and Bellingham. The expansion brings the company’s total to five […]
realtor.com
We Left Seattle for Michigan to Be Closer to Family—and Doubled Our Living Space While Lowering Our Mortgage
Thinking about moving to another state, but not sure how to start? Welcome to Crossing the Line, where real people spill about how they searched for properties in another state. Today, Caitlyn Rivas, 37, shares why she decided to leave Seattle, a city she called home for 14 years. For...
Afrotech
Tia Glover Left Image Consulting for Real Estate, And 3 Years In, She’s Building Her Business One Client At A Time
Tia Glover has a platform as one of the newer faces on The Real Housewives of Potomac, but she’s quick to point out that being on television doesn’t mean the real estate deals come easy.
getthewreport.com
27-story residential high-rise planned for longtime Bellevue parking lot
Downtown Bellevue’s building boom has a new entry. The city has granted final approval for a 27-story residential tower at 205 105th Avenue NE, on a corner lot that’s functioned as not much more than a parking lot since 2018. Su Development, a Bellevue-based firm, is leading the project, called 205 Tower, with MZA serving as design architect.