My partner Alan and I have been going to Super Six for a number of years and have always had a good experience. The restaurant is in a former auto body shop, so it has an automotive theme with lots of interesting things to look at. Post Covid, the dining is all outside either in […]

Mark your calendar! You’re invited to attend a virtual presentation of the 2021 Housing and Economic Forecast by our in-house economist, Matthew Gardner, on Tuesday, February 23, from 7 to 8 pm. While it’s anybody’s guess what the future holds for this dynamic market, his insights are always useful and enlightening. Please contact me, and […]

Restrictive racial covenants—which excluded people of color from purchasing, leasing, or occupying homes in certain neighborhoods, developments, or regions—have been deeply embedded in the practices of the housing industry since the early 20th century. Although the Supreme Court ruled that municipally mandated racial zoning was unconstitutional with 1917’s Buchanan v. Warley, this decision extended only […]

It’s no question that 2020 was an unprecedented year in just about every way possible — including real estate. Low inventory and high demand sent home prices skyrocketing, ratcheting up the competition in King County’s already hot market. This competition didn’t slow down in the winter months either, as neighborhoods continued to see a rise […]