The past two weeks were quieter than about a month ago when there were 5 new listings on the market.  This week there are two new listings, there have been a few sales, and a few homes  came off the market as they had not sold.  Although there were sales this week, there were no sales that closed.  Since there have been more sales happening, I expect to see some closed sales in my next report.  Right now, the Highlands has a mix of some great homes for sale in price ranges from the low $300′s to over $1 million.  There’s something for everyone here as the Highlands has a wide variety of housing styles and prices.  The Highlands is located close to downtown Kirkland and has great access to the highway 405, so it’s a terrific location.

The real estate statistics below reflect the activity in The Kirkland Highlands for the past two weeks. All data is taken from the NWMLS through Monday of this week.

The 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 corridor. The neighborhood has the best of both worlds, a little isolation without any through traffic, but just seconds from everything.

Numbers in parentheses are from the last report:

Active Listings: 19 (22)

New listings: 2 (5)

Pending inspection: 2 (0)

Pending: 1 (2)

Closed Sales:  0 (2)

Number of Price Reductions: 2  (2)

Price increase: 0 (0)

Homes off the market that did not sell: 3 (1)

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0-$349,999: 1 (1)

$350,000-$499,999: 8 (10)

$500,000-$749,999:  7 (8)

$750,000-$999,999: 2 (1)

$1,000,000- $1,499,999: 1 (2)

$1,500,000- $2,999,999: 0 (0)
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Most expensive home for sale: $1,300,000

Most affordable home for sale: $345,000

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Closed Sales: 

None this week.

KIRKLAND HIGHLANDS TOWN HOMES:

1  town home

***The Multiple Listing rules don’t allow comment on other members’ listings and sales besides data such as pricing and days on market.

Feel free to contact me if you have questions about how to position your home so you can get the best price when selling.

The Kirkland Highlands real estate market is breaking out of the tight price range of $350-750,000 that we’ve seen over the last month or so.  There’s now a home available under $350,000, a home for sale in the $800′s and two for sale over $1 million.  This range is more representative of all the homes available in the Highlands neighborhood.  Real estate sales are still good as two home are now pending and two home sales closed.  One of the sales happened in two days and was for full price!  Full price offers are rare in this market, but there are some buyers who recognize a good value and go for it.

This week there are a couple of more homes for sale, so we might see more coming on the market in the next month or so, which is pretty typical for summer.

The real estate statistics below reflect the activity in The Kirkland Highlands for the past two weeks. All data is taken from the NWMLS through Monday of this week.

The 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 corridor. The neighborhood has the best of both worlds, a little isolation without any through traffic, but just seconds from everything.

Numbers in parentheses are from the last report:

Active Listings: 22 (19)

New listings: 5 (1)

Pending inspection: 0 (1)

Pending: 2 (4)

Closed Sales:  2 (0)

Number of Price Reductions: 0  (3)

Price increase: 0 (0)

Homes off the market that did not sell: 1 (2)

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0-$349,999: 1 (1)

$350,000-$499,999: 10 (11)

$500,000-$749,999:  8 (7)

$750,000-$999,999: 1 (0)

$1,000,000- $1,499,999: 2 (0)

$1,500,000- $2,999,999: 0 (0)
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Most expensive home for sale: $1,300,000

Most affordable home for sale: $335,000

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Closed Sales: 

$425,000:  Final sales price $425,000: Last asking price $425,000: Original asking price.  Sold in 2 days for full price.

$479,000:  Final sales price $500,000: Last asking price $500,000: Original asking price.  Sold in 47 days for 4.5% below the original sales price.

KIRKLAND HIGHLANDS TOWN HOMES:

1  town home

This town home had a price reduction over the past week.

***The Multiple Listing rules don’t allow comment on other members’ listings and sales besides data such as pricing and days on market.

Feel free to contact me if you have questions about how to position your home so you can get the best price when selling.

It was a good two weeks for real estate in the Kirkland Highlands.  There are only 19 homes for sale and 4 homes received and accepted offers these past two weeks.  One home sale has moved to pending status, which means the inspection has been resolved between the buyer and the seller.  There were no home sales that closed the past two weeks, but there will definitely closed sales coming up in the next few weeks  because there have been several sales over the last month.  Have a great Memorial Day weekend.  Let’s hope for sun!

If your home is in one of the price ranges where nothing is for sale, think about selling now before more homes come on the market.  If more homes are for sale, it will be more competitive.   If you’re not sure of your home’s value, feel free to contact me to find out what your home may be worth in today’s market.

The real estate statistics below reflect the activity in The Kirkland Highlands for the past two weeks. All data is taken from the NWMLS through Monday of this week.

The 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 corridor. The neighborhood has the best of both worlds, a little isolation without any through traffic, but just seconds from everything.

Numbers in parentheses are from the last report:

Active Listings: 19 (21)

New listings: 1 (5)

Pending inspection: 1 (1)

Pending: 4 (1)

Closed Sales:  0 (1)

Number of Price Reductions: 3  (0)

Price increase: 0 (0)

Homes off the market that did not sell: 2 (3)

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0-$349,999: 1 (0)

$350,000-$499,999: 11 (10)

$500,000-$749,999:  7 (11)

$750,000-$999,999: 0 (0)

$1,000,000- $1,499,999: 0 (0)

$1,500,000- $2,999,999: 0 (0)
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Most expensive home for sale: $649,000

Most affordable home for sale: $335,000

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Closed Sales:  None this week.

KIRKLAND HIGHLANDS TOWN HOMES:

1  town home

***The Multiple Listing rules don’t allow comment on other members’ listings and sales besides data such as pricing and days on market.

Feel free to contact me if you have questions about how to position your home so you can get the best price when selling.

The homes for sale in the Kirkland Highland’s continue to fall in the mid-range of pricing for the neighborhood.  The homes for sale fall between $350-$749,999.  All of the homes that are new to the market this week were priced between the high 300′s to $575,000.

The two homes that were available for over $1 million dollars sold a couple of weeks ago.  This week’s closed sale happened to be a home priced under the $350,000 range.  It sold in just a few weeks.

If your home is in one of the price ranges where nothing is for sale, think about selling now before more homes come on the market.  If more homes are for sale, it will be more competitive.   If you’re not sure of your home’s value, feel free to contact me to find out what your home may be worth in today’s market.

The real estate statistics below reflect the activity in The Kirkland Highlands for the past two weeks. All data is taken from the NWMLS through Monday of this week.

The 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 corridor. The neighborhood has the best of both worlds, a little isolation without any through traffic, but just seconds from everything.

Numbers in parentheses are from the last report:

Active Listings: 21 (20)

New listings: 5 (0)

Pending inspection: 1 (1)

Pending: 1 (0)

Closed Sales:  1 (2)

Number of Price Reductions: 0  (1)

Price increase: 0 (0)

Homes off the market that did not sell: 3 (0)

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0-$349,999: 0 (0)

$350,000-$499,999: 10 (6)

$500,000-$749,999:  11 (12)

$750,000-$999,999: 0 (0)

$1,000,000- $1,499,999: 0 (2)

$1,500,000- $2,999,999: 0 (0)
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Most expensive home for sale: $649,000

Most affordable home for sale: $379,500

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Closed Sales:

$300,000:  Final sales price $320,000: Last asking price $330,000: Original asking price.  Sold in 23 days for 10% below the original sales price.

KIRKLAND HIGHLANDS TOWN HOMES:

1  town home new on the market in the mid-$600 range.

1 sale pending

***The Multiple Listing rules don’t allow comment on other members’ listings and sales besides data such as pricing and days on market.

Feel free to contact me if you have questions about how to position your home so you can get the best price when selling.