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Seattle Condo Market Stabilizes: High-Rises Hold Strong, New Construction Lags Behind

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As of May 2025, Seattle’s condominium market shows signs of cautious stability. While low-rise and mid-rise properties experienced pricing pressure, the latest Polaris Pacific report showed that high-rise buildings demonstrated resilience. Sales activity remained healthy in the resale sector, though new construction sales dropped below historical norms. Buyer composition continues to shift, with fewer all-cash […]

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