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The development is currently under construction and townhomes start from the mid $800,000s.

Six Cortlandt Alley’s carefully restored exterior remains a throwback to the artist warehouses that were once a neighborhood staple during the 1970s.

Now is your chance to live on the same waterfront property where Ivar Haglund, the genius creator of Ivar’s Acres of Clams once lived.

The next recession could start in the US in just over three years, but housing will play a much smaller role this time around.

One of the city’s newest and most anticipated residential development is Nexus by BC-based Burrard Group.

The development boasts many top notch amenities normally only found in big city apartments, while being ideally located in a thriving community away from the hustle and bustle.

The Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation was conceived during an era when hotel chains saw the Tenderloin as an opportunity to move in and push SROs out.

Residents of Home 4003 will enjoy west-facing views of Lake Washington and the Seattle skyline against a backdrop of the Olympic Mountains.

The Seattle City Council approved legislation this week to create a voluntary tower-spacing program in the Downtown Office Core 2 zone, north of Westlake Park.

The height changes trigger Mayor Ed Murray’s Mandatory Housing Affordability program which requires developers to either include affordable housing in their projects or pay fees to help nonprofits and the City of Seattle build affordable housing elsewhere.

Only 10 of the nation’s 50 largest metros have been keeping up with housing demand, which means 80 percent of urban dwellers are feeling the strain.

Step into my (teeny tiny) office.

US homesellers in Q2 this year gained an over of $51,000 above their original purchase price.

Even the property description on Redfin admits that it’s “not for the faint of heart.”

Because an unfinished basement is a wasted opportunity.

The current pace for new development projects in LIC is the fastest in the country.