I want the crystal ball of whomever answers that question.... 

Relocating to America's Finest City, San Diego where I'm never too busy to serve those relocating here.

I am predicting that you will have rain, beyond that I have no idea what will happen in Seattle.

Shine up your crystal ball..I'm waiting to hear the prognosis!

I just hope you guys don't end up in the drink. LOL I'm kidding. This question might best be posed to those in your local market.

I see it 2 years older.   

Just a wild guess...but I would bet it will still be...in Seattle!!

Hopefully some of our terrific Seattle agents will weigh in with some thoughts, like Courtney Cooper .  I have no clue. And no one has a crystal ball you know

In Seattle.

Wow, that's a loaded question Kris Swierz 

It will have to level off - pricing everyone out of the market there. Seattle is one of our feeder markets in Bend, and even though the prices in Bend are inflated, in comparison to Seattle, we are cheap - thus driving the price up for us as well. 

My crystal ball broke in the 1989 earthquake.  I have been unsuccessful in finding a replacement.  I know Michael Jacobs may have a deflated ball but I am sure that won't help us predict the Seattle market 2 years out.

I was thinking the same as Bob, i predict rain. Other than that, i can make predictions for the other side of the coast.

Considering it's 3 thousand + miles away I haven't a clue

From here I would say still in Seattle!

Kris Swierz - wish I had a crystal ball....lol!

Kris,

I have no idea, and we are not in Seattle.  It would be best answered by a top notch agent there.  A

If it is like mine it will be going up

One of my favorite cities and I see it going up.

I expect a recession. Seattle is not immune from it.

The price at 6-7% interest will make affordability difficult .....

Unless Boeing, Microsoft and Z have full employment......

I think it will still be on the west coast of the U.S. unless it falls into the ocean as so many have forecast for so long... hope not. But being in N. Virginia its very hard for me to "See" Seattle at all ;)

look at the last 3 years and most area go for 7 years with a great market.

I keep track of the Denver market, which is quite brisk at this point.  Know nothing about the Seattle market.

Still in seattle.

I wouldn't even try to "see" where my own market will be in two years.  Real estate like life is about constant change and it's a moving target.  It's best to stay informed of what is happening now.   

I don't know, do you have a prediction?

Anybody that has the answer to that will likely be heading to Vegas to rack up on the fortune awaiting them.

see what happens

Share your projections in your blogs.

In a mist of light rain

You tell us.

My crystal ball is hazy this morning! Check with me in two years!

Greater focus on high paying tech jobs.

Refocus on affordable housing.

Better coverage of the tight ends.

Protect the quarterback.

Need to score more to win.

Real estate will change ownership and professionals will be present to help and it will be a buyer/seller/balanced market all the time.

Wow! That's a whole  bunch of nothing.

No clue... the last time I was in Seattle was 1975!

I have no idea but, we are already seeing some stabalization here in Charlotte and expect it to be a neutral market by that time - especially with interest rates rising.  That is, of course, unless the government does something to forgive student loans!  

I don't follow that market.

No idea.

Kris Swierz I don't know yet! Interesting question.

I don't know Seattle but I listen to the economic analysts for Hawaii's market projections. The ones I follow here have  been fairly good at projecting where our property values will be near term. They always offer the usual caveats though. No one can predict what the future will bring and any big upset can radically change that projection.