Seattle is undergoing a major transformation—and at the center of it all is the One Seattle Plan. This forward-thinking initiative is designed to guide how the city grows over the next several decades, shaping everything from housing density to transportation and sustainability. The One Seattle Plan reimagines zoning, land use, and urban development to better … Continued
Hiring a real estate agent is essential when navigating the complex world of buying or selling a home. With their expertise, you gain access to market insights, negotiation skills, and a network that ensures a smoother real estate transaction. Fun Things To Do In Seattle: Top 4th of July Activities Seafair 4th Of JulyVenue: Gas … Continued
For many, owning a home is not just a place to live, but a long-term investment that can have a transformative impact on their financial stability and future. One of the most powerful aspects of homeownership is the concept of equity — a game-changer for homeowners looking to unlock a wealth of opportunities. When you hold … Continued
I remember a time when I was calling many of my would-be home-buyer clients and they were sharing similar concerns: They were worried about a real estate market crash. As we’ve seen a strong upward trend in the housing market this Spring, you may be relieved to know that we are only 1-5% off the … Continued
Yes! Buying a home in Seattle is hard. If you think it’s not the right time to buy because #reasons, I hear you… we have been having chitter-chatter for the last year or so about interest rates, affordability and recession concerns. You’re not wrong. So, when’s it going to be the best time to buy … Continued
Here are a few highlights from the National Association of Realtors: First-time buyers represented 29% of buyers, virtually unchanged from one year ago and one month ago.
Are you waiting for the Seattle Real Estate market to “cool off?” Some buyers who were hoping to buy a million-dollar home in Bothell just texted my assistant and said they were pulling out of the market for a year to see if things would “cool off.”
When it’s time to sell your house, it’s inevitable that you’ll have to make some repairs and improvements. Some of them have to be done, and others slide closer to optional. And of the latter, you want to make only those repairs and improvements that promise a good rate of return on the time and … Continued
