Debra Sinick

Weekly Real Estate Buzz in the Kirkland Highlands Through April 9th, 2009

In buyers, Kirkland WA, Kirkland, WA Real Estate, Real estate, sellers, Uncategorized, Weekly market update on April 10, 2009 at 2:43 pm

The real estate statistics below reflect the real estate activity in The Kirkland Highlands for the past week and all data is taken from the NWMLS through Thursday morning each week.


View Larger MapThe map shows most of the outline of Kirkland’s Highlands neighborhood. The map address is simply for a street corner in the middle of the Kirkland Highlands. For those not familiar with the neighborhood, it’s a pocket of unique homes close to downtown Kirkland. In some ways it feels like an island, because it’s separated on the east by 405, the south by Central Way (the main route to downtown) and the west and north by the BNSF railroad tracks. The neighborhood has the best of both worlds, a little isolation without any through traffic, but just seconds from everything.

Active Listings: 26 (26)

New listings: 1 (0)

Re-listed properties:  0 (0)

Pending inspection: 0 (1)

Pending: 0 (0)

Closed Sales: 0 (1)

Contingent sale: 0 (0)

Number of Price Reductions: 4 (2)

Canceled listings 1 (0)

Expired Listings: 0 (1)

Temporarily Off Market: 0 (0)

Price increase: 0(0)

Back on market: 0 (0)

Rented: 0 (0)

Sale Fail: 0 (0)

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0-$349,999: 2 (2)

$350,000-$499,999: 5 (6)

$500,000-$749,999: 7 (7)

$750,000-$999,999: 10 10)

$1,000,000- $1,499,999: 1 (1)

$1,500,000- $2,999,999: 1 (1)
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Average Price of homes for sale: $725,140 ($721,867)

Median Price of homes for sale: $749,475 ($749,475)

Average Days on Market: 98 (96)

Highest Priced Listing: $1,795,000 ($1,795,000)

Lowest Priced Listing: $269,950 ($274,950)

Townhomes/condos

4 Active town homes listed

One of the new listings for sale this week was listed last year and has come back on the real estate market at a price $10,000 higher than last year’s asking price.

Closed Kirkland Highlands home sale of the week:

None this week.

The price reductions ranged from the least expensive home for sale to a mid-priced home and to a home that is a short sale. Activity  has picked up in general on Seattle’s Eastside.  I expect to see some of that activity spill over into sales in Kirkland’s Highlands.

The real estate statistics for Seattle’s Eastside, including Kirkland, will be published shortly.  I’ll be presenting the data in a different, easier to read graph format.  Have a nice holiday weekend.

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