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Condo Market in Seattle Continues at Slow Progression

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By Kristin Bentley Over the last five years there have consistently been approximately ten times as many apartments built in the Puget Sound region than condos. Industry reports have indicated that this trend continues into today's market and is being forecasted to continue for another five years. In a historically apartment-dominated market, developers did not […]

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