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Most Popular Condo of the Week: Queen Anne High #104

March 31, 2009 By 4 Comments

I think I’m going to start a new weekly feature where I blog about the most popular condo on Redfin in the last week. Here goes…

The most popular condo listing this past week was unit #104 at Queen Anne High. It could be the most popular because of the attention from the recent Queen Anne High auction or the recent price reduction that I blogged about. It certainly isn’t due to the photos or stunning marketing remarks.

29022612 4 3 Most Popular Condo of the Week: Queen Anne High #104

This condo seems to have an interesting history. It was last sold for $529k June 2007 and hit the market this February at $500k only to have the price whacked down to $350k. This is very likely a short sale as it’s being listed by Michael Hellickson who seems to have some experience with short sales.

Here’s the current condo conditions in 98109:

MEDIAN CONDO SQ FT BY TIME Most Popular Condo of the Week: Queen Anne High #104

This person definitely bought at peak in the summer of ’07 and is unloading at the bottom. Sadly the $389/square foot might not be enough.

Note: Let’s keep the comments civilized please. We don’t need to go and dig up any unnecessary dirt here.

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  • rob

    are those listing flyers on the wall?

  • really?

    The photos are pretty funny. How hard is it to clean up a little? I mean, you can't stick your straightening iron in the drawer that's open? Come on.

  • Mike2

    This is a good illustration of how ridiculous people are that figure “affordability” based on the monthly payment. Sure, a $150K/yr salary might pay the monthly nut, but if they could really afford the place they wouldn't be considering a short sale.

  • Mike2

    This is a good illustration of how ridiculous people are that figure “affordability” based on the monthly payment. Sure, a $150K/yr salary might pay the monthly nut, but if they could really afford the place they wouldn't be considering a short sale.