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Faved by: Rich
Oct 26 2008 - via seattletimes.nwsource.com

Even at the height of the real estate boom, few people believed that the ever-increasing number of new construction projects in Seattle and Bellevue would be a good idea. The initial wave of new projects was a welcome occurence from the downtown cores which did not have enough residential capacity. Then came more and more projects, most of them in the luxury or ultra-luxury categories, for which there could not possibly be enough buyers. I believed that downtown Bellevue would have the demand to even out the supply, until nearly a dozen new projects came up that would have flooded the market with thousands of more units.

Now it's no surprise that many of those projects have stalled or been delayed indefinitely. The 1 Residences in downtown Seattle was slated to be a high-end condo-hotel. When I checked prices in mid 2007, they were quite high, over $600K for what amounted to the cheapest studio condo-hotel unit available at that time. Now, it is a giant hole in the ground with no definite completion date.

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Faved by: mike
Mar 18 2008 - via blog.kauai-condo-vacation.com

Debbie and I were kind of wiped out by our active vacation in Kauai - we now need a vacation from our vacation.

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Faved by: mike
Mar 16 2008 - via www.kauai-condo-vacation.com

We stayed in our friend Barbie's beach-front condo in March - and had a great time - highly recommended if you're heading to Hawaii - especially if you are traveling with a family or two couples.

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Faved by: mike
Mar 08 2008 - via www.vrbo.com

Barbie's condo listing on VRBO (Vacation Rental by Owner).

Quoted: Waipouli Beach Resort - Waipouli Beach Resort: Condominium Sleeps: 6 - Vacation Rentals by Owner - VRBO

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Faved by: mohit
Feb 05 2008 - via www.seattlecondoreview.com

Informative blog I discovered through an ad on our site.

Quoted: Seattle condo blog with unbiased reviews of condos, townhomes, and lofts in Seattle.

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Faved by: amerali
Jul 23 2007 - via www.m5vlife.com
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Faved by: mohit
Aug 31 2007 - via www.seattlecondoreview.com

Median prices in Cap Hill have dropped, although the author claims this is because there were a higher number of smaller square footage units sold.

Quoted: Unbiased reviews of condos, townhomes, and lofts in Seattle.
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Faved by: mike
Jun 19 2007 - via www.homeaway.com

Our friends are renting out their condo in Kauai - brand new place build on the NE shore in Kauai. This is a great spot - easy to get to both N and S sides of the island.

Quoted: Waipouli vacation condo rental - Luxury, Ocean & Pool Views - Available August 11-26!!!

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Faved by: dragonc
Jul 21 2006 - via www.seattletimescompany.com

Oh, dream house....err... condo.

As SJP would say in SatC, "Helllllooooo looover".

Quoted: The Market Street shopping district in the heart of Ballard is undergoing change as several multi-family and retail projects near completion. In what is a theme with many of the soon-to-be-arriving projects, ground-level retail will offer the neighborhood scores of new shopping experiences.

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Faved by: adam
Apr 11 2007 - via www.pickettstreetblog.com

I just found the listing agent's blog of my condo...

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    The bank has foreclosed on the remaining, unsold units and they are now for sale again, for $399K to $649K. Their cost was high because of their high-level of built-green certification.

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