february’s housing market showed a modest decline in Seattle proper: only 1.32 percent overall. But the suburbs, which had the most unpredictable growth during the roller coaster pandemic era, were down considerably more.
In Southeast King County, year-over-year median sales prices fell 9.93 percent. On the Eastside, numbers were down 9.4 percent. The one bright spot was North King County, which actually went up 5.14 percent. So which suburbs took a hit and which ones bounced back? Bring on the list.
Rising 4. Burien and Normandy Park
In January, down 3.6 percent. In February, up 3.48. It’s difficult to figure out just which
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