Broadmoor Real Estate in Seattle,WA: 

 If you are interested in a gated exclusive luxury community with close access to Downtown Seattle, Lake Washington, and all that Seattle has to offer, then you might consider Broadmoor.  Broadmoor homes are wonderful historical estates and offer an abundance of style and history.  Founded in the 1920's there are beautiful properties and palatial estates in Broadmoor.

Click on any of the Broadmoor homes for sale below –This page has all listings from all Seattle real estate companies and is current from information swept from the NWMLS for changes every 15-20 minutes. You can find all Broadmoor real estate here including  Luxury Broadmoor property for sale.

There are some pretty fabulous places for sale right now!  Check them out for yourself and let me know if you would like to see any of them.

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The latest statistics from the U.S. Census Bureau show a significant increase in new home construction starts by home builders.  2009 was the low point in the real estate industry for new construction starts, and the market has been slowly gaining steam every year since.

This past month we saw a 2.3 percent increase in starts for new homes across the country.  Compared to the same month in 2011, total new starts for residential real estate nationwide are up 24.5 percent, a huge jump for a single year.

From the Inman News Report:

Builders started construction on new homes and apartment units during August at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 750,000, up from 733,000 in June and 581,000 a year ago, the Census Bureau said.

Single-family housing starts were up 5.5 percent from July to August, to a seasonally adjusted rate of 535,000, representing a 26.8 percent increase from last August and 52 percent above the tally's March 2009 bottom of 353,000.

Housing starts have been rising on an annual basis since September 2011 and are now 57 percent above their trough in April 2009 -- 478,000 -- according to census records dating back to January 1959.

Builder confidence ticked up for the fifth month in a row in September, reaching its highest level since 2006, the National Association of Home Builders reported this week.

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It comes as no surprise that Seattle is a vibrant, forward thinking city filled with abundant choices for entertainment, dining and outdoor activity. See plays, musical venues from jazz to symphony, enjoy stand up comedy, world class art and an unparalleled library. You can stroll the waterfront and experience our local marine life at Seattle Aquarium or take a trip across Elliot Bay on one of the lavish Argosy Cruises that show off the splendor and beauty of the Great Northwest from the Harbor to Locks.

When it comes to Seattle neighborhoods, you will discover just as much diversity. Your choice for a new Seattle home should be based on many things. Commute time, schools, housing styles, community offerings, walk scores, lot sizes, price point and views, to name a few. Seattle neighborhoods are unique unto themselves and each offers something of value to residents.

Be sure to find out all you can about neighborhoods of interest to you, and choose a realtor who can help you make an educated decision about one of the most important decisions you will make in choosing your Seattle real estate.

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       Seattle Luxury Homes for Sale

Broadmoor represents the epitome of Seattle Luxury homes for sale. When you are searching for the embodiment of estate living with the option of private golf club membership, Broadmoor real estate may be your choice.

This gated community offers residents privacy, custom homes with architectural significance and the amenities estate homes command. Golf course views, manicured grounds and prime location make Broadmoor homes for sale the pinnacle of Seattle's luxury home market.

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Broadmoor Luxury Homes for Sale

When you are searching for a Seattle home with a distinctive flair, striking architectural features and golf privileges, you may want to consider Broadmoor homes for sale.

There are currently fourteen active listings available for your viewing pleasure in this coveted Seattle community, with prices ranging from just over one million to just under twelve million dollars, insuring you will find the perfect match to fit your lifestyle and targeted price point.

If you would like to find out more about Broadmoor homes for sale, simply click on any of the highlighted keywords and you will be transported to our easy to navigate website, where you will have access to the most current information available with stunning photos of homes available in this exclusive community. You will even have the option of setting up a CUSTOM SEARCH or contacting one of our professional Seattle experts to guide you in the right direction with all your real estate needs.

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Selling a home in the winter? Most homeowners list their home in the Spring, as the majority of sales happen in Spring and Summer. If the home hasn't sold by the end of November, it's yanked off the market for 3 months and relisted in March.

So, why list a home for sale in the winter? There are some unique advantages to being one of the few homes available during the winter months.

1. Less Competition
There are far fewer homes on the market in the winter, so a buyer who is looking in your neighborhood is far more likely to visit your home. The majority of sales may happen in the warmer months, but the low winter inventory may make your home just as likely to sell.

2. Only Serious Buyers
People are busy during the holidays. They don't go for long weekend walks to open houses or frivolous all-day pleasure showings with their agents. If a buyer is in the market during the winter, they are serious about buying in the short term.

3. Homes Show Better During the Holidays
This is purely opinion, but many people find a holiday-decorated home to feel more inviting and warm. Home owners pay more attention to their home's interior condition when they are decorating. Don't overdo it, of course.

4. January is the Biggest Transfer Month
More corporate moves/relocations happen in January than any other month of the year. Relocating buyers are looking for a home that's available immediately.

5. Timing
Getting a home under contract during the winter allows you to start searching for your next home as the new Spring listings are coming online.

6. More Attention
Real Estate agents have fewer listings during the winter, and therefore more time to devote to your listing. Marketing, web site syndication, and general exposure should improve with the additional focus on your home.

7. The Current Market
Interest rates continue to reach historical lows. There's no guarantee of when they will begin to rise, but the current state makes your home more affordable than ever to buyers.

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Sales of luxury real estate in Seattle have been strong all summer long, and continue to outpace 2009's sales of luxury homes in a big way. July had 31 sales of homes over $1 million and 5 home sales over $2 million. This is in comparison to last July's sales of 23 and 2 homes, respectively. Sales in the summer of 2010 have repeatedly outperformed 2009 by 30%-50% in the $1 million-and-up range.

Sales in the $2 million and up range are up 200% vs. last year, with 18 home sales reported in this range between April and July. While prices have taken a hit on many high-end homes, many sellers of luxury real estate have made realistic price adjustments on their listings and have gotten this market moving back in the right direction.

With the expiration of the tax credit, we've seen a large dip in total sales nationwide, but that affects the luxury real estate market much less than other market segments, as the tax credits are very small inducements at these prices. The greater economy and employment markets will continue to weigh on the luxury market, but it seems that luxury bargain hunters are starting to come out of the woodwork.