Interesting Maps

[JayB]

 

Quite the contrast between Seattle and Tacoma. Also interesting that homes in the interior bits of Mercer Island and *Ballard* are comparable on a per square foot basis.

[cj001f]

Note downtown LA is still dead

[JayB]

Can't leave out Portland...

 

[JayB]

Note downtown LA is still dead/

 

Interesting. A little island of periwinkle, sitting all by itself, with only East LA to keep it company.

 

Also interesting to see that, despite all appearances, Ballard and Compton have something in common.

[cj001f]

Note downtown LA is still dead

 

Interesting. A little island of periwinkle, sitting all by itself, with only East LA to keep it company.

 

Also interesting to see that, despite all appearances, Ballard and Compton have something in common.

 

Perhaps that's why you hear the same music played in both locations?

 

I have noticed that zillow's algorithym tends to depress high end housing prices (the 4b beachfront home at the end of my street is shown by them as $1 million - a bargain even without the inflated market) and/or doesn't cope well with low turnover markets.

[Phil K]

I like that little fault line between Burien and SeaTac in the first map. Must be at least 10 miles of offset. I'm surprised I didn't feel that one. Really put the hurt on property values south of the epicenter though.

[mountainmatt]

Where did you get these maps?

[lI1|1!]

so what's the thread drift here? that actual property values in seattle do not conform to our stereotypical expactations of the neighborhoods involved?

[Phil K]

If'n they'd just stop chopin our TR bolts.

[olyclimber]

damn, my house in on an expensive pixel.