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Inside a $25 Million Seattle Estate With an Indoor Pool and Separate Guest House
From the opening of chef John Courtney’s first solo venture, Atoma, to the $31 million sale of Ciara and Russell Wilson’s Bellevue home, Washington has been garnering quite a buzz. Many of the state’s most impressive and expensive homes are in the Seattle area, Redfin shows, and this new Emerald City listing, which might even have ties to the 32nd U.S. President, offers buyers the chance to take in the local evergreen trees and spectacular lake views for a cool $25 million. Ultimate Homes: This Technicolor Condo in Lower Manhattan Comes With a Private Elevator--for Your Car Named The Bluff, the sprawling 3.2-acre estate’s main residence is...
Russell Square Secures TCO for Highlands at Silverdale
Russell Square, a developer and general contractor specializing in multifamily development, announced that it has secured a temporary certificate of occupancy for its latest development, The Highlands at Silverdale. “Securing the TCO for The Highlands at Silverdale is a testament to the collaborative effort between Russell Square, Jackson Square Properties,...
Mogharebi Group Arranges Sale of 14 Acres for MF Units Near Seattle
The Mogharebi Group (TMG) has arranged the $2.4 million sale of six contiguous land parcels totaling 14.3 acres in Silverdale, Washington, to Bode, a local multifamily developer. The development site is located at the northwest corner of NW Anderson Hill Road and Old Frontier Road NW, west of State Route...
King County Purchases Historic Dexter Horton Building for $36M
CBRE has announced that King County purchased Seattle landmark Dexter Horton Building for $36.6 million. The purchase will save King County nearly $2 million per year in leasing costs. Located at 710 2nd Avenue, the Dexter Horton Building is 15 stories high and 335,000 square feet. King County’s Department of...
Most of Western Washington will see a rise in 2024 property values, but not everywhere
Home values across Western Washington are generally up for 2024, but how much depends on the community. Meanwhile, many office spaces and condos are showing a decline in value. "After dramatic fluctuations in the residential market during the Covid years, values have returned to a steady level of increase," King County Assessor John Wilson said in a statement. "The volatility now is in the commercial sector and among condominiums." RELATED: Seattle's surprising place for housing bargains — downtown Western Washington property owners will soon learn how much their values have gone up or down over the past year, as county assessors begin mailing out notices. This updated information is sent over each summer to determine upcoming taxes — 2024's property values will be used for 2025's tax bills (there are more than 720,000 property owners in King County alone).
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