Who’s Buying Homes in Seattle in 2025? | Real Estate Market Insights with Chris Byler
- Real Estate 101
- Apr 3
- 1 min read
In this video, Realtor Chris Byler gives you his input on the buyers he recently has helped to purchase new homes.
Based on firsthand experience with home sales ranging from $350K to over $2 million in early 2025, Chris shares insights into today’s motivated buyers—from well-paid professionals in tech and aerospace to strategic investors in fast-growing neighborhoods like Kenmore, Kirkland, Bothell, Everett, and Lake Stevens.
📈 Who are the homebuyers in 2025?
They’re dual-income professionals, often working in tech (Amazon, Microsoft, startups) and aerospace (Boeing and related suppliers), along with local investors looking for strong rental returns.
🏠 Where are they buying in the Seattle metro?
Popular areas include urban cores and expanding suburban markets—think Kenmore, Bothell, Lake Forest Park, Lynnwood, Everett, and areas in Seattle such as Queen Anne and the northend communities. Buyers are balancing location, commute, lifestyle, and long-term potential.
💼 What jobs do they have?
From software engineers and UX designers to project managers and aerospace engineers, many are securing homes thanks to strong salaries, bonuses, stock options, or support from family wealth.
💡 How do they compete and win in this market?
These buyers are financially prepared, data-driven, and strategic. Some opt for townhomes or condos, while others move further out for more space. They’re leveraging bridge loans, flexible financing, and experienced agents to craft competitive offers.
If you’re a homeowner considering selling, knowing what today’s buyers want is essential. Tune in for a deep dive into real-world trends that can help you list smarter and sell with confidence.
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