http://seattlehousingbuzz.com/2006/06/looking-ahead-to-2010 a Seattle Real Estate Blog Thu, 04 Dec 2008 04:39:46 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 http://seattlehousingbuzz.com/2006/06/looking-ahead-to-2010#comment-19 Seattle Condos and Lofts » A view from 2010 Mon, 03 Jul 2006 06:31:10 +0000 http://seattlehousingbuzz.com/2006/06/looking-ahead-to-2010#comment-19 [...] Read my comments and observations from the Symposium. I also created an on-going list of condos and loft projects from 2000 on. I’ll provide more information about these new projects in the upcoming weeks. » Permalink [...] […] Read my comments and observations from the Symposium. I also created an on-going list of condos and loft projects from 2000 on. I’ll provide more information about these new projects in the upcoming weeks. » Permalink […]

]]> http://seattlehousingbuzz.com/2006/06/looking-ahead-to-2010#comment-6 urbnlivn - Blog, list, and map of new condo construction in Seattle Fri, 16 Jun 2006 03:06:29 +0000 http://seattlehousingbuzz.com/2006/06/looking-ahead-to-2010#comment-6 [...] Realtor Ben Kakimoto also attended, Looking Ahead to 2010 and posts about some of the speakers: [Economist] Gardner touched on the “bubble” topic as well. He mentioned that Seattle should be able to absorb about 2,000 to 2,400 new units per year, but with the external factors noted above, housing supply will be constrained with only about 1,500 units available per year for the next 4-5 years. This combined with job growth and decrease of short term interest rates that’ll reduce rates on 3 and 5 year ARMS, Gardner predicts the downtown housing market will remain strong. June 15th 2006 Posted to Events [...] […] Realtor Ben Kakimoto also attended, Looking Ahead to 2010 and posts about some of the speakers: [Economist] Gardner touched on the “bubble” topic as well. He mentioned that Seattle should be able to absorb about 2,000 to 2,400 new units per year, but with the external factors noted above, housing supply will be constrained with only about 1,500 units available per year for the next 4-5 years. This combined with job growth and decrease of short term interest rates that’ll reduce rates on 3 and 5 year ARMS, Gardner predicts the downtown housing market will remain strong. June 15th 2006 Posted to Events […]

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