Real Estate Sales in Today's Market

Condominium Marketing

sample imageCondominium sales today face unique challenges.  Assembling an experienced team that understands the unique legal, financial, and governmental issues is the key to a successful exit. 

Can your remaining inventory be sold at a higher $/sq ft than those sold at auction?

Land Clearinghouse

Land ClearinghouseEvery day asset managers acquire more property and everyday they are faced with the daunting task of disposing of these assets while minimizing their loss. 

Wouldn't you like to see a site that has all the land currently held by special asset managers?

REO

REO properties are the fastest growing yet most under marketed segment of residential real estate.  The path toward a a stable market begins with maximizing the price of these special assets.

Isn't it  is criminal, the way these properties are presented to the public.

Your Total Marketing & Brokerage Solution

sample imageWe are proud of our strong strategic alliances with lenders, attorneys, and auction houses.  Each partner plays a key role in helping you realize a successful exit. 

 Columbia's Project Services team members include some of the best sales professionals in the pacific northwest.  When you experience the efforts of these "front house" professionals combined with the "back house" data compilers and transaction coordinators you will understand  why Columbia's Project Services Group is better.

Of our many strengths, one of our most powerful is our ability and desire to adapt and change.  This gives us and our clients a necessary strategic advantage in this market.  Our strategic reporting systems coupled with field experience instantly puts our knowledge in your hands so you know at a glance exactly what is happening with your properties.

Market Watch

NWMLS KIRKLAND, Wa (Jan 23rd, 2012)

Northwest MLS brokers report more than 56,000 sales during 2011, outgaining prior year by 7.4 percent, but total dollar volume shrinks

Both median prices and inventory dropped compared to 2010. Prices fell 10.3 percent system wide, while the number of new listings added to inventory was down more than 13 percent.

NMWLS Market Watch(read more)