Coldwell Banker Bain | 2020 Q2 South Sound Report

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SOUTH SOUND 2020 Q2 MARKET REPORT

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Helping people buy and sell homes in the Pacific Northwest since 1972, Coldwell Banker Bain is an undisputed market leader, posting nearly $6 billion in sales in 2019. With 32 offices and more than 1,300 brokers in Washington and Oregon, plus a global reach that extends to 92,000 brokers in 43 countries, we’re not only one of the largest Coldwell Banker affiliates in the world, we’re also the most accomplished real estate company in the Northwest. Our commitment to knowledge, expertise, and market insights consistently undergirds our reputation for excellence and service. An emphasis on global access in the luxury realm, combined with the power, reach and recognition of the Coldwell Banker brand, allows us to outsell and outperform our rivals, as we elevate the standard for marketing premier properties in the Puget Sound area and the Pacific Northwest. As important to us as business success— we also provide services in property management, commercial real estate, real estate investment and relocation management— is the understanding that real estate is more than just a transaction; it’s a key part of building safe, happy and prosperous lives for our clients, our brokers and their families.


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MIKE GRADY COLDWELL BANKER BAIN PRESIDENT & COO

Reflecting on the first quarter numbers and the impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak on the market, Mike Grady, Coldwell Banker Bain President and COO, said, “Well the jet engines have started and our marketplace has accelerated. The constants remain the same as they’ve been for several years now… most namely, inventory, inventory, inventory. In fact, in most of our markets we’re seeing anywhere from 40−50 percent less than in the second quarter of 2019. There are a couple of markets— Ballard/Greenlake and downtown condos—that are not currently experiencing this trend. The latter is most likely a result of an uncertainty going forward on downtown commuting and how the Ballard/Greenlake area has been one of the hottest markets for years, so a slight increase now is not unexpected.

Median prices are escalating between 5 and 30 percent depending on the area, and while closed sales are down that’s because they reflect for the most part listings taken in the latter part of the quarter. We expect fireworks when the closed numbers come in for July. Our agents are reporting a lot of movement to and diminishing inventory in outlying areas such as Bellingham, Bainbridge Island, Eastern Washington, Bend, OR and other recreational-type locations, given the ability to work from home or take an early retirement. We hope that this trend may open up additional inventory in the Puget Sound region. Facilitation of virtual transactions is also becoming more common, with brokers reporting an increase in transactions that are handled 100 percent virtually—with the buyers purchasing the homes without ever personally stepping inside.”

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CHRIS MURPHY BROKER FOR COLDWELL BANKER BAIN TACOMA PROCTOR

Chris Murphy, a broker in Coldwell Banker Bain of Tacoma Proctor, and author of washingtonwaterfronts.com, said “In the second quarter of 2020, the seven counties included in this analysis experienced a staggering 40 percent decrease in active waterfront inventory and a 38 percent decrease in sold waterfront properties. However, even with these significant decreases, the median price of sold waterfront homes stayed roughly flat with a 1 percent decrease. When the first quarter experienced a significant decrease (26 percent) in active listings and COVID-19 was beginning to greatly impact the real estate market, it was hard to imagine that inventory could get much lower. But it did, and in a big way. Each and every county analyzed in this report experienced significant double-digit declines in actively listed waterfront properties when comparing the second quarter of 2020 to 2019. With such a large decrease in inventory and the economic contraction resulting from COVID-19, one could assume that the number of sold waterfront properties would be significantly reduced, too. This assumption was accurate in April and May however

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this trend of limited sales was reversed in June, with transactions effectively doubling in quantity over the prior month. Despite the reduced number of sales in April and May, the proprietary website user data from WashingtonWaterfronts.com illustrates that demand for waterfront properties has never been higher. As mortgage interest rates continue to hover at alltime lows and COVID-19 continues to impact travel, residents of the greater Puget Sound are investing in vacation homes, generally within a three-hour drive of Seattle. As a result, nearly every waterfront buyer for whom we have submitted an offer has competed in a bidding war and not just for the most desirable locations and amenities. It is not uncommon for waterfront properties to sell for 10 percent higher than the list price and I have personally experienced the most desirable locations selling for more than 30 percent above the list price. Again, due to travel limitations, we anticipate waterfront inventory will stay exceptionally low, potentially through the end of 2020, and competition to stay fierce for waterfront properties that come on the market.�


SOUTH SOUND

SINGLE FAMILY (SF), CONDO, WATERFRONT & LUXURY

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND / SILVERDALE / GIG HARBOR & KEY PENINSULA NORTH TACOMA, LAKEWOOD & UNIVERSITY PLACE / PUYALLUP & GRAHAM

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE (NEAREST $000) South Sound Area

AVERAGE DOM 21

$470K

Bainbridge Island

40

$918K

21

$444K

Silverdale Gig Harbor & Key Peninsula

40

$547K

N. Tacoma, Lkwd. & Univ. Pl.

17

$425K

Puyallup & Graham

15

$405M $200K

$400K

$600K

$800K

$1.0M

NUMBER OF SALES CLOSED 800

4,260

700 600

778

TOTAL SALES CLOSED

500 400

282

619

Harbor & & GigGigHarbor Key Peninsula Key Peninsula

Tacoma, N.N.Tacoma, Lkwd. & Univ. Pl.

300 200

99

63

Bainbridge Bainbridge Island Island

Silverdale Silverdale

100 0

INVENTORY IN UNITS / 06.30.2020

1500 1200

Lkwd. & Univ. Pl.

Puyallup Puyallup & Graham & Graham

TOTAL SOUTH SOUND INVENTORY / 1504

54

17

171

171

196

-50.9%

-46.9%

-45.5%

-42.4%

-54.8%

Bainbridge Island

Silverdale

Gig Harbor & Key Peninsula

N. Tacoma, Lkwd. & Univ. Pl.

Puyallup & Graham

-47.3%

900 600

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STEPHANIE CALLEN BROKER AT COLDWELL BANKER BAIN PUYALLUP

“The demand is very strong and what little inventory Pierce County is lucky to get is scarfed up immediately by well-qualified buyers eager to be out of the buying frenzy. Homes are going for at or over list price and are all getting a great deal of activity,” said Stephanie Callen, a broker in the Coldwell Banker Bain of Puyallup office. “The median sold price is now $402,000, and is up 8.6 percent from the same time in 2019. However, the number of homes closed is down more than 22 percent, and the current inventory is also down more than 46 percent from last year at this time. Waterfront median prices for homes and condos is up 21 percent and the current inventory is down 41 percent year-overyear. Inventory in Puyallup and Graham is down almost 55 percent - and across the board in Pierce County the consecutive days on market is much lower. Areas like Tacoma are seeing

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only 15 days average on the market. There are lots of buyers, lots of multiple offers and TONS of showings. Gig Harbor’s median sold price is holding steady at $547,000 between last year and this year but its inventory is also down a whopping 45 percent since Q2 2019. The luxury market has had little change in price, with homes sold and current inventory down 20 percent. We had wanted to see a more balancing of the market in Pierce County and had hoped more sellers would decide to list their homes however most sellers can’t find a place to then buy themselves. Also, new construction has not been able to keep up with the demand and extreme shortage of homes in this area.”


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SINGLE FAMILY (SF), CONDO, WATERFRONT & LUXURY

LAKE TAPPS & BONNEY LAKE / SE KING COUNTY / SW KING COUNTY

AVERAGE DOM

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE (NEAREST $000) 800 700 600 & Lake Tapps Bonney500 Lake

31

$492K $512K

400 SE King County300

SW King 200 County

19 17

$480K

100

Condos

0

$272K

Bainbridge Island

Waterfront

Silverdale

Gig Harbor & Key Peninsula

N. Tacoma, Lkwd. & Univ. Pl.

17

Puyallup & Graham

$825K

(SF Only)

59

Luxury

$1.25M

($2+M | SF+C $200K

$400K

$600K

$800K

$1.0M

48

$1.2M

NUMBER OF SALES CLOSED 1500 1200

600

4,260

1259

900

TOTAL SALES CLOSED

54

300

-50.9%

17 783

377 171

-46.9%

-45.5%

171 2936 546

136

-42.4%

196

147 -54.8%

0

SE King SE King County County

Lake Tapps Lake Tapps & & Bonney Lake Bonney Lake

SW King SW King County County

INVENTORY IN UNITS / 03.31.2020

Condos Condos

Waterfront Waterfront (SF Only) Only) (SF

Luxury Luxury ($2+M || SF+C) ($2+M SF+C)

TOTAL SOUTH SOUND INVENTORY / 1504

-47.3%

448

271

176

244

113

237

-50.3%

-45.0%

-35.3%

-12.2%

-42.3%

-18.8%

SE King County

SW King County

Lake Tapps & Bonney Lake

Condos

Waterfront (SF Only)

Luxury ($2+M | SF+C)

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SOUTH SOUND TOTA L SO UTH SO U N D A REA

Q2 | 2020

Q2 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

4260

5655

-24.7%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$470K

$435K

+8.0%

$470K

21

31

-32.3%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

100%

99%

+1.0%

UP +8.0% from 2019

Q2 | 2020

Q2 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

546

752

-27.4%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$272K

$263K

+3.4%

$272K

17

24

-29.2%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

100%

99%

+1.0%

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE% CON DOS

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

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UP +3.4% from 2019


SOUTH SOUND WATERFRO NT

Q2 | 2020

Q2 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

136

166

-18.1%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$825K

$730K

+13.0%

59

59

+0.0%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

95%

96%

-1.0%

UP +13.0% from 2019

Q2 | 2020

Q2 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

147

185

-20.5%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$1.25M

$1.233M

+2.2%

$1.25M

72

75

-4.00%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

93%

93%

+0.0%

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

$825K LU XU RY

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

DOWN +2.2% from 2018

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SOUTH SOUND BA I N B RI DG E ISL A N D

Q2 | 2020

Q2 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

99

134

-26.1%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$918K

$982K

-6.5%

$918K

40

33

+21.2%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

98%

98%

+0.0%

Q2 | 2020

Q2 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

63

76

-17.1%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$444K

$408K

+8.8%

21

20

+5.0%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

101%

100%

+1.0%

UP +8.8% from 2019

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

UP -6.5% from 2019

S ILV ER DALE

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

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$444K


SOUTH SOUND G I G HA RB O R & KEY P EN I N SU L A

Q2 | 2020

Q2 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

282

402

-29.9%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$547K

$546K

+0.2%

40

53

-24.5%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

98%

98%

+0.0%

UP +0.2% from 2019

Q2 | 2020

Q2 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

619

861

-28.1%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$425K

$383K

+11.0%

$425K

17

22

-22.7%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

100%

100%

+0.0%

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

SOLD/LIST PRICE%

N . TACOMA , L AKEWO O D & UNI VERSITY P L ACE

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET

$547K

UP +11.0% from 2019

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SOUTH SOUND P UYA L L U P & G RA HA M

Q2 | 2020

Q2 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

778

1027

-24.2%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$405K

$369K

+9.8%

15

28

-46.4%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

101%

100%

+1.0%

UP +9.8% from 2019

Q2 | 2020

Q2 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

377

458

-17.7%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$492K

$457K

+7.7%

31

33

-6.1%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

101%

99%

+2.0%

UP +7.7% from 2019

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

$405K

L AKE TAPPS & BONNEY L A KE

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

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$492K


SOUTH SOUND SE KI N G C O U NTY

Q2 | 2020

Q2 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

1259

1671

-24.7%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$512K

$479K

+6.9%

19

31

-38.7%

MEDAIN SOLD PRICE

100%

99%

+1.0%

UP +6.9% from 2019

Q2 | 2020

Q2 | 2019

CHANGE

TOTAL HOMES SOLD

783

1026

-23.7%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

$480K

$450K

+6.7%

17

32

-46.9%

MEDIAN SOLD PRICE

101%

99%

+2.0%

UP +6.7% from 2019

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

$512K SW KIN G COU NTY

AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET SOLD/LIST PRICE%

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*Information and statistics derived by CB Bain from the Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS), Regional Multiple Listing Service (RMLS) and the Multiple Listing Service of Central Oregon (MLSCO) each quarter. Statistics not compiled or published by the NWMLS, RMLS or MLSCO.


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