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Seattle Condominium Market Remains Tight After Nexus and Gridiron Open

Kristin BentleyAugust 22, 20162 Mins read576

By Kristin Bentley Seattle’s condo market remains tight as demand continues to outpace supply, even after 481 new units were delivered this month. According to Miles Garber, a vice president of research for Polaris Pacific, a sales and marketing firm out of San Francisco, the Seattle market is sitting favorably. “Everything in the Seattle market is […]

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