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It is True! Real Estate Market on Eastside is WILD

Real Estate Market on Eastside is WILD

I originally wrote this blog post about buying real estate on Eastside in March 2017 – exactly four years ago today. There was a general feeling back then that the market will slow down. About a year ago, when Covid19 hit us like a tsunami, there was a great deal of uncertainty about what was in store. Given all the restrictions and limitations, it appeared to be likely that things will slow down. That did not happen. We saw solid numbers in 2020, and buying real estate on Eastside became even more challenging. The first three months have seen that trend continue. It is not just buying real estate on Eastside. Now it is exceptionally competitive just about everywhere. From Tacoma to Bellingham and Spokane, at the eastern edge of Washington State, just about every new home on the market sells quickly and fetches more than the asking price. Thus I am reposting this blog.
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Home Buyers and Home Sellers square off!

Home Buyers and Home Sellers square off

Our Real Estate market is vibrant, complex, and nuanced. 

Savvy buyers and sellers know that our real estate market is vibrant, complex, and nuanced.

At BN Real Estate, we follow a nine-point home-buying system to serve our “buyer clients.” You can learn more specifics about this extremely effective approach here. For an in-depth understanding of the buying process and to be equipped to jump into today’s highly competitive market,  pick up Broker Nadir’s book at Amazon. 

Being in a seller’s market, like the one we have now, having several buyers clamoring to get their offer accepted makes things even more complex for the home sellers. 
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Buying a home in 2021

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Buying a home

 

The current sentiment that the real estate market is crazy is the aptest description. Buying a home in 2021 has become a very different experience. It does not serve homebuyers very well, who feel helpless as the market demands compel them to give up their legal protections. There is no way to predict when the market conditions might improve.
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