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Seattle Condo Market Shows Divergence as High-Rises Gain 6.3% While Mid and Low-Rises Decline

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Transaction volumes fall 5.4 percent to 839 sales as inventory tightens to 4.4 months, with all-cash deals rising to 32.2 percent of purchases Seattle's condominium market is experiencing a bifurcation along building height lines, as economic pressures and buyer preferences reshape the city's residential landscape. High-rise condominiums are commanding premiums while their shorter counterparts lose […]

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