Queen Anne Real Estate Market Update: June 2026
Queen Anne real estate market: Upper vs. Lower QA dynamics, view premiums, steep access, condo due diligence, and what buyers and sellers need to know.
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Capitol Hill Real Estate Market Update: June 2026
Capitol Hill real estate market update for June 2026: condo inventory trends, what buyers face on HOA and lending, and smart seller timing in King County.
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Seattle Home Sales Fell in July. Blaming Tech Layoffs Misses What Actually Happened
Seattle pending sales fell 15.6% in July 2026, the steepest drop in the nation. The layoff headlines miss the real cause. A Seattle broker checks the data.
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Is Light Rail Coming to Kenmore? What Transit Expansion Means for Home Values (2026)
Kenmore is getting its biggest transit upgrade in decades — and homeowners keep asking what it means for their property. Here is what is actually being built, when it opens, and how it could affect what your home is worth.
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Snohomish County Sees Rising Buyer Demand, While King County Falls
While Seattle, King County, and Renton all saw pending sales fall in June, Snohomish County’s rose almost 21%. It’s the one bright spot for sellers in our entire regional report.
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Edmonds, WA Real Estate Market Update: What Buyers and Sellers Should Know
June 2026 brought a rare combination to Edmonds: rising prices and rising inventory at the same time. Here’s what that actually means depending on your price point, and how to read a market update like this one.
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Seattle’s Most Expensive June Home Sales Closed Below Asking. Here’s What That Means for You
Four of the five priciest Seattle-area home sales in June 2026 closed under list price. Here is what the luxury discounts mean for King County sellers and buyers.
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Why Edmonds and Kirkland Are the Only Two Cities With Rising Prices This Year
Almost every city in our June report saw prices fall. Edmonds and Kirkland didn’t. Both are walkable, waterfront downtowns — here’s what the data and the amenities have in common.
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Renton vs. Lynnwood: Two Ends of Lake Washington, Two Different Slowdowns
Renton and Lynnwood sit at opposite ends of the I-405/I-5 corridor around Lake Washington — both affordable alternatives to the Seattle core. June’s data shows both cooling, but in very different ways.
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Seattle Housing Market Report – June 2026
A detailed, area-by-area breakdown of June 2026 housing data for Shoreline, the East Side, Greater Seattle, and condos across King and Snohomish counties — every number that matters, with what it means for sellers.
