Our local real estate roller coaster turned back up in March, after a couple soft months to start the year. Pending sales actually climbed YoY in March, around Washington and especially the Puget Sound region, as buyers seemed to respond to the decline in mortgage rates over the month. This is still not a red-hot spring selling season but it’s not exactly a buyer’s market either.

Here are the four key metrics I watch to track supply and demand in the market: closed and pending sales, which tell us a lot about demand; and listings – new and active – which tell us a lot about supply.

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Windermere Foundation Community Impact Report is Now Out!

Thanks to our incredibly generous network, the Windermere Foundation had a very successful year in 2024, distributing over $3.57 million and reaching $56 million in total donations. To recognize the extraordinary efforts throughout our network to support low-income and homeless families, we've released the 2024 Windermere Foundation Community Impact report.

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The Windermere Cup got its start in 1987, when Windermere Real Estate founder John Jacobi joined up with the University of Washington to expand the annual rowing event that was part of the Seattle Yacht Club’s Opening Day of Boating Season celebration. The goal was to showcase the excellence of the UW Rowing program and the Montlake Cut as a premier rowing venue by bringing the best teams in the world to compete in the event. The precedent was set for what has become one of the world's premier rowing events, and certainly a staple of Seattle's rowing community