The Wall Street Journal reported that Seattle was "one coastal market that remains strong." Using data from multiple sources, the Journal examined inventories, pricing trends and projections of job creation. Seattle [...]
In my previous post here, I described why it's in a buyer's best interest to work with a Realtor. Now, I will offer some tips on picking and managing your Realtor [...]
Need to move to a new home but don’t want to wait for new construction to be completed? You may be like many people who are looking at buying within the [...]
Many of you have asked me about Veer Lofts, the amount of information I have is the same as what is available on the website. I visited the sales center again [...]
Since every condo project has its own personality and positioning in the market. I thought it would be fun to describe buying a condo like buying a car. Both are big [...]
It seems like there are a few people who are buying new condos "naked" (without an agent to represent them) direct from the project's salespeople. Many people do this successfully -- [...]
I came across this good article in Remodeling Online which looks at the cost recovery of remodeling projects. The big takeaway is that most do not yield a positive ROI when [...]
It’s hard not to miss the massive construction hole on the corner of Denny Way and Western Ave. The Trio project is a new condominium scheduled to be completed in the [...]
With all the new and innovative urban living projects in Seattle, looking at the history of the Tribeca is an interesting excercise. When it was put on the market back in [...]
Just learned on Upfront and on the PI that Seattle was named most educated city in America. Given there's a good correlation between education and income, and income and demand for [...]
