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Uncategorized Shredding Success! As posted in WS Blog: Happening now: Truckload of TVs & more @ recycle/shred-a-thon West Seattle Blog (blog) Once they were shiny, new, cause for excitement in somebody’s home … right now, TVs, computer monitors, and other no-longer-wanted/needed/operable electronics are filling a truck at the West Seattle Junction Association-presented recycling/shredding … See all stories on […]
Uncategorized Seattle home prices up for second month in a row – Puget Sound Business Journal Seattle home prices increased 2 percent from March to April, the second month in a row with an increase after seven previous months of decline, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices. Prices in Seattle rose 1.7 percent from February to March. While prices are still down 1 percent from a year ago, the newest […]
Uncategorized Morgan Junction commercial site for sale – wsblog From the real-estate file: Morgan Junction ‘development site’ June 21, 2012 at 4:28 pm | In Development, West Seattle news | 15 Comments A new commercial-real-estate listing of note: A half-acre site that includes Morgan Junction’s Short Stop market and adjacent dry cleaners, immediately north of Morgan Junction Park. The $2 million listing for 6311 […]
Uncategorized Get your Shred On! Save the Date for June 30th! More Details here on the WSjunction.org site
Uncategorized Employment outlook improves as Washington state gains jobs in May – Puget Sound Business Journal Washington state gained 11,700 jobs in May as the economic picture continued to brighten, according to the state Employment Security Department. The unemployment rate in the state rose slightly, from 8.2 percent to 8.3 percent, but Employment Security economist Anneliese Vance-Sherman said that was due primarily to more out-of-work people starting to look for jobs […]
Uncategorized Top 10 metros for shrinking inventory | Inman News Editors note: Data collected and analyzed by Realtor.com through May 2012. Includes single-family homes, condos, townhomes and co-ops. The national housing market continues to stabilize, according to data compiled by Realtor.com for 146 U.S. metros through May 2012.May continued Aprils year-over-year upswing, with for-sale inventory dropping 20.07 percent, median list prices jumping 3.17 percent to $194,900, […]
Uncategorized Domus bets on housing recovery with $1B IPO filing – Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal The parent company of Century 21, Coldwell Banker and Sotheby’s International Realty filed for a billion-dollar initial public offering on Friday, bucking the recent post-Facebook debut pessimism about IPOs. New Jersey-based Domus Holdings Corp. didn’t list a ticker symbol nor say which exchange it plans to list on. But the private equity firm that is […]
Uncategorized Fifth Ave./Bell St. 41-story condo project to break ground – Puget Sound Business Journal Developer Nat Bosa said he plans to break ground next week on a 41-story condominium tower in downtown Seattle on a lot bordered by Fifth and Sixth Avenues, and Bell and Battery Streets. The Seattle Times reports it’s the first new Seattle condo project in five years and Bosa, who is calling the condo project […]
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Uncategorized Seattle leads in modest upswing in manufacturing jobs – Puget Sound Business Journal It’s a rare sight indeed: The bottom line for America’s manufacturing sector is not written in red ink. The nation’s 100 biggest metropolitan areas — led by Seattle — actually added 98,900 manufacturing jobs between April 2011 and the same month this year, according to the latest figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics  […]
Uncategorized It’s not an apartment or a condo, It’s a co-op! In Des Moines It’s not an apartment or a condo. It’s a co-op! By John Maynard and Richard Hagar Enlarge image Listen There are apartments and condos. Then there are co-ops. This type of real estate ownership is pretty common in large East Coast cities such as New York, Philadelphia and Boston, but it’s not as common here. […]
Uncategorized Rising home prices, low inventory create seller’s market in some areas – Puget Sound Business Journal Home prices in Western Washington rose slightly more than a percentage point in May, rising to $242,500 from $239,999, the Northwest Multiple Listing Service reported. Prices of single-family homes, excluding condos, rose 2.34 percent, while condo prices dipped more than 5 percent. Median prices are up 12.8 percent since January. In many areas, a lack […]
Uncategorized Seattle job addition ninth-best in U.S. – Puget Sound Business Journal Seattle added 33,700 jobs in the past year, which is the ninth-highest gain for cities in the country. America’s major metropolitan areas added nearly 1 million jobs during the past year. On Numbers, the research division of American City Business Journals, totaled the latest employment figures for the nation’s 100 biggest labor markets, using newly […]
Uncategorized Defend Your Deck: Shading Options for Outdoor Living Spaces The summer is approaching fast bringing with it warm weather, humidity, and lots of sunshine. While a deck or a patio is ideal for spending time outside and enjoying summer activities, it is important to think about having ample shade to comfortably entertain guests and prevent excessive sun exposure for your family.   “Now is […]
Uncategorized Seattle economy ranked third strongest in U.S. over long term – Puget Sound Business Journal The Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue metropolitan area economy ranks as the No. 3 strongest in the nation, as measured by independent economic research firm Policom    Corp. Policom bases its rankings on the longer-term performance of city economies. The study measures 23 different economic factors over a 20-year period, determining how an economy has behaved over an extended […]
Uncategorized Seattle home prices rose in March | Business & Technology | The Seattle Times Home prices in the Seattle metropolitan area bounced back in March after declining for seven straight months, according to one closely watched index, providing more evidence the market may at long last have hit bottom. Prices were up 1.7 percent from February, according to the S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index. Among the 20 cities Case-Shiller tracks, […]
Uncategorized Seattle area homeowners less likely to be mortgage deadbeats, Zillow reports – Puget Sound Business Journal The Seattle area has more “underwater” homeowners than the nation as a whole, but these homeowners are twice as likely to keep up on their payments as underwater homeowners elsewhere, according to a first-quarter report from Zillow.com, the online Seattle home-listing service. Nationwide, nearly a third of U.S. homeowners are “underwater” on their mortgages, meaning […]
Uncategorized Seattle-area salaries 12th-highest in U.S. – Puget Sound Business Journal Yearly salaries in the Seattle-Bellevue area average $56,290 a year, which is the 12th-highest in the country. The San Jose metropolitan area has the highest average annual salaries at $69,880 last year. Next highest was the San Francisco market at $64,820. Those were the highest pay levels in any metro area across the nation, according […]
Uncategorized Foreclosures fall in Washington state, West – Puget Sound Business Journal A new report says foreclosures are declining nationally, particularly in the West. According to RealtyTrac, a California-based foreclosure listing service, foreclosure filings nationwide in April hit their lowest monthly total since July 2007, and foreclosure activity declined sharply in several Western states. Foreclosure activity nationwide was down 14 percent in April from April of 2011, […]
Uncategorized What’s happening on 42nd St behind our office? West Seattle development: Oregon 42 construction to begin May 16, 2012 at 12:31 pm | In Development, West Seattle housing, West Seattle news | 45 Comments
Uncategorized Fire Station 37 sold for $613,000 Followup: West Seattle’s ex-Fire Station 37 sold for $613,000 May 15, 2012 at 12:39 pm | In Sunrise Heights, West Seattle history, West Seattle news | 39 Comments Read full story here: http://westseattleblog.com/2012/05/followup-west-seattles-former-fire-station-37-has-a-new-owner
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