Tuesday, February 9, 2010 - Page updated at 04:57 p.m.
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Apartment giant buys complex near Seattle University
National apartment giant Equity Residential of Chicago has purchased the Rianna Apartments near Seattle University for $33.4 million.
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Seattle open house listings
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Bellevue open house listings
Sunday, February 7
City, Vulcan push higher South Lake Union height limits
Friday, February 5
A rooftop view of Seattle-area real estate in 2009
More refinancing homeowners put cash in, not take it out | Nation's Housing
Getting the most cash back from your green home
Mortgage markets brace for future without federal aid
Fannie, Freddie regulator to offer housing goals soon
Foreclosures weigh on home appraisals
Report: Loan modifications can't take the place of jobs
Refinancing options for homeowners underwater
Thursday, February 4
Mortgage rates edge up slightly
Downtown Seattle losing stores to suburbs, consolidation
Median price of homes rises in Seattle, keeps dropping in suburbs
Planners OK proposed development north of Qwest Field
Friday, January 29
Feds move up income verification for mortgage-modification plan
Master Builders Association celebrates centennial anniversary with 100 community service projects
The FHA flips on a policy | Nation's Housing
Private equity funds go to Las Vegas looking to bankroll builders
Thursday, January 28
Gov't eases paperwork for loan help program
Mortgage rates nearly flat this week
Wednesday, January 27
Record number of local home sales fell through in '09
Tuesday, January 26
Energy efficiency to shine in 2010
More Seattle-area neighborhoods are now within reach for most families, compared with two years ago. North Beacon Hill/Rainier Valley has seen a big jump in prices because of its relative affordability as well as the light-rail line on the way.
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Beacon Hill, Rainier Valley buck trend
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- Lee undergoes foot surgery 102
- Senate Ways and Means passes bill that would ease way for tax increases 71
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