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Real estate rides roller coaster in Whatcom, Skagit counties

Residential median prices up, number of sales down in 2022 vs. 2021

A for sale sign hangs by the sidewalk.
A "For Sale" sign is posted outside a home in the King Mountain neighborhood in January 2023. (Hailey Hoffman/Cascadia Daily News)
Frank Catalano
By Frank Catalano CDN Business Contributor
Rounded, it’s up 9%. For residential real estate buyers and sellers in Whatcom and Skagit counties, 2022 was quite a ride. Increasingly higher home prices followed by a doubling of mortgage interest rates and a dramatic drop in sales left participants feeling dizzy, if not a little nauseous.  Annual numbers quantify the queasiness. Reports based on data from Northwest Multiple Listing Service — released by The Muljat Group for Whatcom County and Brown McMillen Real Estate for Skagit

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