When it originally listed, this 2-BR was asking $900K. Guess even in Medina you have to ball play cause they've come down a little bit. As it is, it's the only listing on the market right now under a million. Gotta say, in any other neighborhood they're probably asking closer to $500-600K.

Pretty decent-looking ground-floor two-bedroom condo here that puts you minutes from the downtown sector. They've come down from $295K after 19 days, guess they're used to things moving pretty quick in Downtown Kirkland.

You can get in to Laurelhurst for under a million...but just barely. This 3-BR, 2-bath home dates back to 1922 but has clearly been renovated more recently. The luxury master suite comes with a great south view, huge walk-in closet and soaking bath. Living here also makes you "Beach Club eligible" whatever that means.

We were surprised to find anything in Windermere under $500K but here we are. To be fair, it's the only thing under $799K so it's not like affordable places are all over the place. At 1,330 square-feet, it's pretty big for a 1-BR. Tall ceilings in the bedroom make a difference.

Another neighborhood with only one listing under a million. This 2-BR started out asking $739K but chopped $20K off after a little under a month. Pretty nice view from the covered patio and the sunroof in the kitchen brings some light into what would otherwise be a fluorescent space. $722 in monthly HOA dues, FYI.

You're never far from the water in this neighborhood and this $685K condo is one of the few places you can anchor down for less than $1M. Living in a ground floor corner condo has it's advantages here as it's easy access to the kayak launch and swimming pool. There's also a "vegetable bed for residents," which doesn't mean what we thought it meant at first.

Another Bellevue neighborhood, Eastgate, the cheapest option here is a 1,286 square-foot 2-BR condo with Lake Sammamish & Cascade views. The breakfast bar differentiates the space a little bit. Great spot for commuters who need I-90 access.

We top out in this Seattle neighborhood where you only have four available options under $1.1M. This one hit the market at $749K before coming down. The 2,500 sqaure-foot 3-BR is a real Seattle classic with lots of vintage details and built-ins. It does need some work too, though, and we think it might not get this kind of price if it was located in, say, Wallingford.