April’s housing data, recently released by the Northwest Multiple Listing Service, shows the first glimmer of a real estate market leveling off—at least in Seattle. But how are higher interest rates, worn-out buyers, pinched inventory, and too-high prices affecting the suburbs? Not very much at all.
Back in March, the top suburbs showed evidence of the continually brisk market with year-over-year sales price increases from 25 to 32 percent. Buckle up, because April’s stats blow those numbers out of the water.
9. Auburn
In February, we marveled at Auburn’s median sale price below $600,000. Alas, no more. While it may still seem “affordable” to higher earners seeking space, consider that this time
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