i follow seattlebubble quite closely. depending on your bias, you can find a narrative to fit your desires. based on my reading, sense of the market, and sense of the global factors (interest rates), i opted to sell a townhouse in may 2018 (the peak frenzy period). townhouse was bought at previous peak in late 2006 for $373k. listed at $675k. sold for $790k. i suspect were i to try and sell that now, it might get into the mid 600s - might.
similarly, we have a condo near downtown. per a realtor i trust, he thought it was around $380k late last year (before the bad news came in) without any repairs. now i suspect it would take $10k in renovation and still not break the $300k mark.
i think this next month sales/inventory will define the market for the year. if it goes gangbusters, then there's a chance it'll be a neutral year for sellers. but, given other markets nationally (SF, las vegas, and other bubbly places), i don't see that happening. so, get out while you can???