Puget Sound and Washington State Waterfront Real Estate Blog

What's Hot in Waterfront Property for King County, WA Waterfront property for sale in King County rarely stays on the market for long. From 2016 through the first quarter of 2021, King County waterfront properties that sold were on the market an ...

A Tight Waterfront Housing Market Gets Tighter: What it Means for Sellers It’s a seller’s market for premium waterfront property in Washington State, but how long will the good times last for waterfront home sellers? If we base our ...

Financing Trends for Waterfront Single Family Homes on Puget Sound Slightly more than 57% of Puget Sound waterfront homes for sale were sold to cash buyers in Q1, 2021. In larger cities like Seattle and Bellevue, the number is even higher — ...

A Tight Waterfront Housing Market Gets Tighter: What it Means for Buyers Nationwide, the real estate market is in an unprecedented territory — that’s especially true for waterfront properties for sale in Washington State.  The ...

In today’s highly competitive housing market with scarce supply, buyers around the country are finding that the only way to win a bid on a house is to go all out, often paying well above the home’s appraised value. On the surface, this ...

Starting October 1, 2021, FEMA, The Federal Emergency Management Agency of the US Department of Homeland Security, is making its first substantial change to flood insurance policies since its inception in 1978. Right now, homeowners are required to ...

Greater Puget Sound waterfront real estate market continues to be a hot commodity as we move into August and summer is in full swing! We keep an eye on several data points that we feel are pertinent to understanding the waterfront market and how to ...

The waterfront real estate market in the greater Puget Sound experienced an extraordinary year in 2020. The first quarter gave us a hint of the competitive landscape that was forthcoming, but the demand for waterfront properties as a result of ...

About The Property in Wrangell, Alaska This Southeast Alaska property is located approximately 750 air miles north of Seattle Washington, which is about the same distance San Francisco is south of Seattle. It is about 2.5 hours flying time by daily ...

At the end of every quarter, we conduct an analysis of waterfront single-family property sales. We are proud to contribute this analysis to Coldwell Banker Bain's quarterly market report and we hope you find this information valuable in your search ...

We're Still Doing Real Estate, But Here's What We're Changing for Buyers and Sellers We’ve made significant changes to how we conduct business because of the coronavirus — changes that are all about making our clients’ health ...

The latest comprehensive market report was recently published by Coldwell Banker Bain and we were thrilled to contribute to the waterfront analysis of 7 counties throughout the greater Puget Sound. Mike Grady To kick off the comprehensive market ...

Washington State is located between approximately the 46th parallel and the 49th parallel. During the summer months, the sun will generally move directly overhead from sunup to sundown. During the winter months, on the other hand, the sun will ...

Whether it’s island-hopping in the San Juans or touring the countless coves, passages and lakes of the south Puget Sound—western Washington offers a myriad of options when it comes to exploration on the water. The inlets, islands and ...

Deception Pass is another one of the most beautiful parks in all of Washington, set at the edge of the dazzling waters of the Strait of Juan de Fuca at the north end of Whidbey Island. The state's most visited 4,134-acre marine park spans a ...

Lake Sammamish is a beautiful freshwater lake located 15 miles east of Seattle and just a few miles west of Issaquah. If you're looking for a peaceful, secluded lake that is more tranquil than those closer to the big city, Lake Sammamish is ideal....

Seattle's largest park is a massive 534 acres set upon the shores of Puget Sound rising up to Magnolia Bluff overlooking the glistening waters. Magnificent views of the Cascade and Olympic Mountain ranges as well as nearly 12 miles of walking ...

Sequim Bay State Park can be found on the eastern end of Sequim on the northern coast of the Olympic Peninsula. This year-round marine camping park offers 92-acres of forested sites as well as nearly 5,000 feet of saltwater coast at the edge of a ...

Kalaloch Campground can be found in southwest corner of Olympic National Park, set on the edge of a bluff that overlooks the Pacific Ocean. This is the only campground on the south coast of Washington State that offers direct beach access. It ...