The year started with promise, then rates climbed back to about 7.5%. September left Seattle and the Eastside with the most homes for sale since 2011, sales near 20-year lows, and prices that have eased but not broken. Here’s the data, plus what it means for buyers and sellers.

Turnkey living at the Carlton: fresh interiors, mountain views, and an 84 Walk Score in the heart of Mercer Island.

King County sales fell 14% in August. Mortgage rates are back above 7%. What it all means.

Classic 1906 Craftsman in Tangletown with original details, three bedrooms upstairs, central A/C, a sweet backyard, and Green Lake just blocks away.

Light, bright, and move-in ready in Issaquah Highlands, with three bedrooms up, a private fenced yard, major system updates, and exceptional neighborhood walkability.

Closing rates have fallen for five years straight, and months of supply just hit 2011 levels. Here's what June's data means for Seattle and Eastside buyers and sellers.

A sunny Craftsman home offering classic character, modern updates & a flexible floor plan in one of south Seattle's most connected neighborhoods. 1 block to future Light Rail station.

A gracious mid-island traditional offering timeless design, thoughtful updates, four bedrooms upstairs, and a beautifully landscaped backyard.

A house in a garden. A 1962 Northwest Contemporary in coveted Medina whose quality, design, and landscape only improve with time.