Kitsap is “the eddy” to Seattle’s fast-current market, according to Frank Wilson, Kitsap district manager for John L. Scott Real Estate and a member of the Northwest Multiple Listing Service board of directors. “Our homes are still selling nicely, with a medium amount of multi-offer activity and a normal-market spring ramp-up,” he said. In March, the median closing price of a home in Kitsap County was $230,550 — a 32.10 percent increase over the same month last year, according to the Northwest MLS, which tracks real estate data in 21 Washington counties. Kitsap County tied with Tacoma for fourth-highest closed-sale price, behind No. 1 San Juan County, No. 2 King County and No. 3 Snohomish County. In March, real estate agencies reported 507 new listings in Kitsap County, 1,287 total active listings, 435 pending sales, and 246 closed sales.
from Mark A. Mitchell with John L. Scott Real Estate http://ift.tt/1UwlJNm
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