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: Most new construction in 2017 focused on apartments for rent rather than condos for sale, further limiting options for first-time buyers.
: Supply was extremely tight, with only about 15 days of inventory available in the mid-price range ($500k–$600k). This lack of options created "seller gridlock," where homeowners were afraid to sell because they couldn't find a new place to buy.
: Amazon's headquarters alone was a primary driver for housing demand. By late 2017, there were signs of a slight hiring slowdown, leading some to predict a cooling of the "double-digit" appreciation rates in the following years.
: Massive growth from Amazon, Microsoft, and Starbucks fueled the market. Seattle's unemployment rate hovered around 3%, well below the national average.
: Rates remained relatively low, generally staying below 4% for much of 2017. However, economists correctly predicted they would begin climbing toward 4.5% or 5% heading into 2018. Key Factors to Consider
: Seattle led the country in home price increases for over a year. By August 2017, home values had risen 13.2% year-over-year—more than double the national average of 6.1%.








: Most new construction in 2017 focused on apartments for rent rather than condos for sale, further limiting options for first-time buyers.
: Supply was extremely tight, with only about 15 days of inventory available in the mid-price range ($500k–$600k). This lack of options created "seller gridlock," where homeowners were afraid to sell because they couldn't find a new place to buy.
: Amazon's headquarters alone was a primary driver for housing demand. By late 2017, there were signs of a slight hiring slowdown, leading some to predict a cooling of the "double-digit" appreciation rates in the following years.
: Massive growth from Amazon, Microsoft, and Starbucks fueled the market. Seattle's unemployment rate hovered around 3%, well below the national average.
: Rates remained relatively low, generally staying below 4% for much of 2017. However, economists correctly predicted they would begin climbing toward 4.5% or 5% heading into 2018. Key Factors to Consider
: Seattle led the country in home price increases for over a year. By August 2017, home values had risen 13.2% year-over-year—more than double the national average of 6.1%.