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Construction approval is reportedly expected in early 2026. The project should begin in spring 2026. > The addition of a major transportation system, with service across three counties, will include more density in a quarter-mile band closest to station stops. A couple of blocks east is the site of John L. and 106 th Ave.
They include vital transit stops north of the city and into Snohomish County – presenting a unique opportunity for people to move within close distance of more efficient transportation. Here is a look at the new stations north of Seattle and for-sale options: NORTHEAST 130 TH STREET (target open 2026). What’s on tap?
I also heard the same question from buyers this year. While early to mid-spring was frenzied – featuring waves of cash-carrying buyers with their contingency-absent offers – the housing environment settled down to a somewhat civilized pace by September and likely for the next few months. Estimated opening is 2026.
A builder could also agree to install more bike storage or pay a fee-in-lieu to fund public parking and transportation infrastructure that serves the entire neighborhood. What does it mean to buyers? For buyers, they can only hope. Buyers might have the extra cash to afford higher-priced homes – for now.
We just completed a year marked by great challenges for first-time home buyers and those with fading wishes. The King County market saw a welcome boost in sales in the early fall amid lower interest rates, indicating buyers were ready to jump into the market. boost in sales activity next year in King alone.
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