Ah, Spring. That joyous time when seasonal allergies start popping—and the local housing market does too. Seattle neighborhoods showed signs of the busy housing market to come, as did area rents.
Meanwhile, in the suburbs, the Eastside continued its unprecedented tear in March, notching four out of the six top spots for Seattle suburbs in terms of year-over-year price growth, according to recent data from the Northwest Multiple Listing Service. The numbers aren’t quite as shocking as they were last month, when median prices grew by 30 percent in at least eight suburbs, and even by over 50 percent in one instance, but they are still plenty impressive.
6. Mercer Island
Last month, this ‘burb
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