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Restaurant Reviews RESTAURANT REVIEW: Asadero Ballard COVID Status: Go here to learn about requirements to show proof of vaccination in King County and here to learn about the latest mask requirements in King County. Recommendation: This one isn’t for my vegetarian friends! Asadero is a Mexican steakhouse. Service is good and the food is delicious. All in all, a must-try. Food: […]
From Don Gratitude 2021 Dear friends, I hope the season finds you and yours with much to be thankful for. After another challenging year for so many, it’s more important than ever to see the beauty in life and the good in others. On that note, I have a lot to be grateful for this year—friends, family, our health, home […]
Design How to Upgrade Your Dining Room The dining room is a place of gathering, comfort, and community. Creating the right mood in the space is a matter of choices in décor and design. For example, a traditional dining room creates a heartwarming tone whereas a modern one feels minimalist and light. Homeowners can often feel puzzled when trying to upgrade their […]
Buyers A Quick Guide to Understanding Real Estate Designations What do those letters and acronyms mean at the end of your real estate agent’s name? We’re here to answer that question and explain why it might matter to you. Like other professionals, real estate agents have the ability to specialize in certain areas of the business by earning designations. Those acronyms signify that they […]
Design The Evolution of the Home Office As the popularity of remote work has reached new heights in recent years, the needs of homeowners are changing. Home offices and workspaces have never been higher on buyers’ priority lists and sellers are finding ways to make their homes appeal to a remote working audience. So, what does this mean for the home office […]
Living Fire Safety: Preventing & Preparing for Fires at Home A fire breaking out in your home is a serious potential hazard. Fortunately, there are simple steps you can take to identify the early signs of a fire and to prepare for an emergency. The following list will help you and your household put together your fire safety plan. Fire safety Having properly functioning smoke […]
Design What is a Cottage Home? Cottages are not only one of the most recognizable and beloved home design styles in history, but they’ve also managed to become synonymous with all things cozy, comfortable, and peaceful in home life. When we think of cottages, we think of grassy knolls in the countryside, moss-covered rooftops, and a steady billow of smoke pouring […]
Sellers Deciding to Sell Your Home Deciding when to sell your home can depend on a variety of factors. Perhaps your local market conditions are favorable to sellers, or you’ve recently changed jobs, or your family is growing and you need to upsize. Whatever the case may be, making the decision to sell your home is the first step in your selling journey. Deciding […]
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Buyers 10 Costs Associated with Buying a Home Some expenses that come with buying a home are easier to account for than others. Knowing the costs associated with buying a home will not only help you budget accordingly but will also pinpoint which homes are truly affordable for you. In no particular order, here are ten costs you can expect to encounter when […]
SOLD SOLD: Renton Condo, Kent Rambler & Seattle Craftsman 55 Williams Avenue S #402 Renton, WA 98057 $563,800 Beds: 2 Baths: 2 Days on Market: 7 Top floor, treetop-level penthouse flat! Elegant end unit sits above it all with soaring cathedral ceilings, light pouring in through tall windows to West, North and South, and striking river views thru a sun-dappled tree line. Freshly painted, […]
Case Studies CASE STUDY: Serious Buyers Get Down to Business & Buy Great Home I met Aaron and Breanne at a gathering of Alan’s coworkers, and we made arrangements to meet at another time to discuss the home-buying process. When we met, we discussed what they could expect as well as their criterion for a home. Since getting a pre-approval is the first step of the process, I sent […]
Design A Guide to Upgrading Your Bedroom For many homeowners, their ideal bedroom is that of a minimalist sanctuary—a place where you can kick your shoes off, relax, and get some shut eye. For others, making their bedroom as cozy as possible is their idea of perfection. No matter what kind of bedroom you’re dreaming of, keep the following information in mind as you […]
Buyers 10 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying a Home Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or have purchased a home before, the same mistakes can rear their head at any point in the buying process. By working closely with your agent, you can identify these pitfalls ahead of time and adjust accordingly. Mistakes in the buying process can lead to higher costs, added stress, and even terminated contracts. […]
Sellers Working with a Listing Agent What is a Listing Agent? Generally, a real estate transaction involves a listing agent representing the seller and a buyer’s agent representing the buyer. Listing agents will conduct a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA)—which uses recent housing market data to compare the seller’s home to other listings in their area—to accurately price the property. The agent will list the […]
Buyers Making an All-Cash Offer on a House The more competitive the housing market, the greater the lengths buyers will go to to make themselves stand out amongst the competition. Making an all-cash offer is one such way a buyer can differentiate themselves. In a seller’s market, listings commonly receive multiple offers, often over their original asking price. This will typically lead to bidding […]
Homeownership How to Winterize Your Waterfront Property After the long days of summer have come and gone and fall is ending, it’s time to begin preparations for winterizing your home. When temperatures begin to dip, your lakeside cabin, seaside cottage or mountain lodge will need some extra TLC to make it through the colder months until spring comes around again. Whether your […]
Design How to Fall-Proof Your Home Each object in a home serves a purpose, but for those who experience dizziness and numbness, many of them can also be a potential hazard. Taking steps to reduce the risk of falling in your home is a worthy exercise for any homeowner, especially if you have elderly family members or young children living in your […]
SOLD SOLD: Bellevue home, three condos in Renton, Issaquah 175 1st Place NW #113 Issaquah, WA 98027 $515,000 2 beds 2.25 baths 1,155 SqFt Year Built: 2000 Tastefully upgraded townhome in the heart of Issaquah’s Historic District dressed in swank new high-end finishes. Luxury vinyl plank throughout, quartz & tile kitchen, tile baths, fresh new paint, absolutely move-in ready. Soaring ceilings, lots of light, […]
Real Estate News & Information Local Market Update – September 2021 Prices appear to be cooling, according to Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner. In King County, the median list price was lower in August than in July, and the median sales price also dipped slightly from the prior month. “I believe this is because we are hitting a price ceiling and that the rabid pace of […]
Buyers What is a Buyer’s Market? Much can be determined about the conditions of a local real estate market by its supply and demand. When the supply of available homes is greater than demand, it’s referred to as a buyer’s market. Reduced listing prices, longer days on market, and an increased number of re-listings are also signs of a buyer’s market. […]
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