In Kirkland, a city on the eastern shore of Lake Washington, the housing market—long considered one of the most expensive and competitive in the region—can now be described as a buyers’ market by 99%. Even entry-level homes here typically cost around $1 million or more, while properties in most neighborhoods often sell for more than $2 million. Their high prices reflect the city’s attractive waterfront location and steady demand for housing on Seattle’s Eastside.
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