Seattle's condominium market is sending contrasting signals as the summer selling season winds down, with median prices dropping 1.4 percent year-over-year while transaction volumes climb, according to the latest Polaris Pacific Report. The median condominium price in Seattle during the three months ending July 31st reached $699,800, marking a modest decline from the previous year. […]
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