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December 18, 2014
Crib Notes: What's up for 2015? Bertha will be digging tunnels and homebuyers will be digging technology
By JOE NABBEFELD
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
In mid-December 2011 the latest monthly MLS stats carried a joyful little surprise: The supply of homes for sale in Seattle had tightened for the first time after more than four years of dismal recession.
By February 2012 it was no longer a “little surprise.” It was a full-fledged market rebound.
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