It’s pretty easy to lose perspective about the real estate market these days given the bonkers competition of the past couple years. What would have once been viewed as astonishing growth is now considered tame.
Northwest Multiple Listing Service’s latest data from May revealed signs of a less frenzied market in Seattle proper. In the suburbs, though, the story looks a little different. May didn’t bring the same sky-high numbers as April across the board, but the top areas still showed year-over-year price growth of more than 26 percent. Several far surpassed that.
7. East of Lake Sammamish
Inventory in Sammamish has steadily grown this year—it’s the first time it’s topped one month’s supply. Whether that leads to
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