Cantu Group | The Griffin
Our June 2026 Everett Market Report is out. Buyers gained more options in June, with active listings increasing 12% to 1,106. At the same time, pending sales rose 7% and closed sales increased 2%, showing that buyer activity remained healthy across Everett and the surrounding communities. The average sales price eased 4% to $810,546, while […]
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Cantu Group | The Griffin
Our June 2026 Tacoma Market Report is out. The market gained momentum in June, with pending sales up 6% and closed sales up 8%. The average sales price increased 2% to $608,007, while homes sold in an average of 29 days—four days faster than in May. Sellers also received an average of 100.1% of list […]
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Our June 2026 Seattle Market Report is out. Seattle is showing signs of a more balanced market, with active inventory up 6% and the average sales price easing 3% to $1,222,786. Still, well-positioned homes continue to perform: sellers received an average of 100.1% of list price, with properties selling in just 23 days. The takeaway: […]
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There has always been something uniquely personal about selling a primary residence. It is not just a transaction on paper—it is the place where holidays happened, routines were built, and life unfolded in quiet, ordinary moments that somehow mean the most. For most people, it represents one of the largest financial decisions they will ever […]
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What Seattle’s Winter Weather Really Meant for the Real Estate Market Winter in Seattle is nothing like a blizzard — it’s mostly gray skies, steady rain, chilly days, and the occasional half-hearted sprinkle of snow that melts before the coffee cup cools. And while there were no snowbanks to shovel this season, many locals still […]
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The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at its latest meeting, despite renewed pressure from the White House to move toward lower borrowing costs. While widely anticipated, the vote exposed growing internal disagreement and heightened external demands on Fed leadership. In particular, the dissent of Fed Governor Miran, a recent appointee of President Donald Trump, […]
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Mary's Place
Seattle is a city that shows up for its neighbors—especially during the holidays. If you’re looking to donate toys, clothing, or food this season, these trusted local organizations make it easy to give where it matters most. Toy Donations & Children’s Essentials WestSide Baby WestSide Baby supports children and families in King County with diapers, […]
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The Federal Reserve cut interest rates today, but if you were hoping to see 30-year mortgage rates fall sharply, that didn’t happen. In fact, mortgage rates are still hovering above 6%—and after listening to Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s comments, it’s clear why. Powell sent a mixed message: the economy is cooling, inflation is improving, but […]
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In recent months, Seattle has intensified its efforts to address homelessness in the downtown area by dismantling encampments in places like Pioneer Square and the International District. These actions aimed to restore safety and cleanliness in the regions that have long struggled with the visible effects of the city’s homelessness crisis. However, the efforts have […]
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