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Real Estate
 Brian Miller Real Estate Editor |
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November 16, 2017
On the Block: U Village looks like another senior housing hub
Why won't aging and retired Seattle baby boomers sell their single-family homes? Much has been made about the shortage of housing supply, the lack of turnover, as obstacles to creating more or cheaper units.
Recent data from Attom Data Solutions say homeowners in the tri-county now hold onto their houses for 10 years, almost twice the pre-recession tenure.
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