March Home Prices Were Way Up in These 6 Seattle Enclaves

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IT’S GOING TO BE a busy home-buying season—or so indicates the latest housing market data from the Northwest Multiple Listing Service. While we saw slight slowing in price growth in February due to rising interest rates, traditional winter cooling, and tight inventory, year-over-year median sale prices were up significantly in Seattle in March. (Rents were too.)

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The only exceptions? Belltown and Downtown, and Central Seattle, which saw more modest rises of 6.5 percent and 1.79 percent, respectively. Elsewhere in the city, as evidenced by this list, the numbers showed double-digit growth.

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Saviya Robinson

Saviya Robinson is a top-producing broker specializing in lifecycle moves, international relocations, and unique property acquisitions.

An international traveler, Saviya has spent extensive time abroad, including living in Amsterdam. In 2010, she moved back to the states with a focus on advocacy and education for international clients. Committed to this purpose, Saviya earned her Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) accreditation and uses this today in her work.

Originally from Zillah, Washington, Saviya made the move to Seattle in 2000 and became a fulltime REALTOR in 2007. Since then, Saviya has represented hundreds of buyers and sellers in real estate transactions throughout King, Pierce and Snohomish Counties.

When not practicing real estate, you can find Saviya spending time with her family, planning her next travel adventure, or catching up on her favorite streaming series.