(data from NWMLS) numbers in red are from the past week
Active Listings: 25(27)
Pending: 3(0)
Closed Sales: 0(0)
Contingent sale: 0(0)
Number of Price Reductions: 1(2)
Cancelled listings 0(0)
Expired Listings 0 (0)
Temporarily Off Market 0(0)
Price increase 0(1)
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Number of homes available: 25(27)
0-$349,999: 0(0)
$350,000-$499,999: 3(4)
$500,000-$749,999: 5(6)
$750,000-$999,999: 8(8)
$1,000,000- $1,499,999: 5(5)
$1,500,000- $2,999,999: 4(4)
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Average Price: $1,045,966 ($1,015,798)
Median Price: $884,205($880,935)
Average Days on Market: 88(78)
Highest Priced Listing: $2,299,950 ($2,299,950)
Lowest Priced Listing: $440,000($414,900)
My analysis of this week’s real estate buzz:
This week there’s more real estate sales activity, which is typical of the late winter-early spring market. However, pricing is still very critical. This week’s sales are for homes under $1,000,000, with new construction as the most expensive sale priced at $925,000.
New listings:
None this week
Homes receiving offers:
$414,950 Edwards Place rambler with 1110 sq ft, originally priced at $424,950.
$712,500 Hidden Hills rambler, beautifully updated on a gorgeous lot, came back on the market after being priced in mid 700′s and received an offer this week.
Homes that are pending sales:
(home sales in which the inspection has been satisfied)
$579,000 Hidden Hills remodeled tri-level, which had originally been $675,000.
$699,950 Mid century modern home originally priced at $759,950.
$925,000 for new construction with 3700 sq ft in Solus in the Highlands.
Price reductions:
$1,999,999 for a home above 112th Ave NE just listed last week at $2,150,000.
Closed sales:
(The new owner has taken ownership)
None this week, but with 2 sold this week and 3 pending sales, closed sales are coming!
Condos/Town homes:
Five town homes currently on the market, ranging from $440,000 up in Forbes Creek to 3 homes in Kirkland’s Highpointe priced from $599,000-$610,000. The most expensive town home in the Highlands is priced at $689,000, after having been priced in the mid 700′s.
Have a great Presidents Day weekend.



