Seattle’s real estate market continued to rebalance in January, with inventory rising and homes taking longer to sell. Buyers are benefiting from more options and a calmer pace, while sellers are still achieving strong results when homes are priced and presented strategically. As we head toward spring, this market rewards preparation, patience, and smart decision-making.
Read MoreIf you are thinking about urban living in Seattle, Belltown is one of the most intriguing places to consider for condo living. This neighborhood sits between the core of downtown and the waterfront, and it has quietly become a favorite for buyers who want city life with access to parks, restaurants, cultural attractions, and easy commuting options.
Read MoreAs we begin 2026, we now have a clear picture of how the Seattle real estate market closed out the year in December 2025. As expected, the market cooled seasonally, but the data points to a more balanced environment with growing inventory, slightly softer pricing, and steady demand beneath the surface.
Here is a closer look at what the latest numbers tell us as we head into the new year.
Read MoreAt Cloud City Homes, we believe supporting our community is part of the work. This year, our team is participating in the Polar Plunge & 5K to benefit Special Olympics Washington, and we invite anyone who would like to join us. The event supports year-round sports, health, and leadership programs for athletes with intellectual and developmental disabilities across Washington State.
Read MoreAs we step into the New Year with fresh energy and opportunities, we’re excited to bring a little sweetness your way. To celebrate January and show appreciation for our amazing clients, we’ve partnered with Angel Cakes Vintage Bakery, a beloved family-run bakery in West Seattle, WA, to offer a box of six handcrafted conversation heart cookies.
Read MoreThis year was defined by strong results, meaningful milestones, and the relationships that mattered most. From record sales to new beginnings, it was a year of growth in every sense.
Read MoreThe Pacific Northwest is known for its mild winters and steady rainfall, but when sudden snowstorms, ice, or prolonged periods of heavy moisture occur, homes that are not properly prepared can suffer costly damage. Unlike regions that experience deep freezes every year, many homes in Washington and Oregon are not built for extreme winter events. This makes proactive protection especially important.
Read MoreAs the year wraps up, one thing remains constant in West Seattle: the strength of our small business community. These are the places that turn everyday errands into familiar conversations, gift shopping into a neighborhood experience, and quick stops into reasons to linger a little longer.
Read MoreSeattle’s real estate market is wrapping up 2025 with rising inventory, steady home values, and new opportunities for buyers and sellers. Read the full December market update here.
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