As the situation develops with the COVID-19 pandemic, Windermere Real Estate is dedicated to taking steps to reduce the spread of the virus while continuing to work with home buyers. To help with this process, here are some ways you as a home buyer can keep yourself and others safe during the buying process.
Before you decide to sell, be sure to seriously consider the risks of putting your home on the market right now. Talk with your Windermere agent to discuss your options.
UPDATE: Bang Bang Kitchen is currently open 5-9 pm daily for takeout. Click here to see the menu.
The atmosphere is festive and lively at Bang Bang Kitchen where they serve New Mexican and Southwest food.
Bang Bang has two locations; Bang Bang Café in Belltown (2460 Western Ave.) and Bang Bang Kitchen in Othello which is the only one I have tried so far.
Albuquerque natives Miki and Yuki Sodos also own Cafe Pettirosso on Capitol Hill.
2513 NE 7th St
Renton, WA 98056
Listed at $439,900
Classic Blue has officially been anointed Pantone’s 2020 “Color of the Year”. Pantone says it picked this color because of its ability to instill calm, confidence, and connection as we cross the threshold into a new decade. A dependable color, Classic Blue is timeless, and enduring, making it a great addition to just about any room in your home.
Here are some ways to add this stunning shade of blue to your home:
9803 60th Ave. S.
Seattle, WA 98118
Listed at $669,000
5518 46th Ave. S.
Seattle, WA 98118
Listed at $825,000
According to agents in HomeLight’s quarter four survey, sentiment is somewhat split on an upcoming recession—something that would absolutely affect home sales. About 36 percent of agents surveyed expect we will see the economy drop by the end of 2021, but 12 percent think that it’s going to hit by the end of 2020.
Sellers aren’t super concerned though; agents note that about 70 percent of them never even bring up the idea of a recession. But regardless of an incoming recession or not, selling your home will pose some unique issues in the next year. Here’s what to expect as the most difficult hurdles you’ll need to overcome.
Dear friends: Please enjoy this guest blog post from South Seattle-based interior designer Michele Bayle, who owns Bayle & Co. Interiors and is one of the many local contractors that can help make your house a home. Find her at michele@bayleandco.com or www.bayledesignstudio.com. Enjoy!
by Michele Bayle
Accessories are important to a room and houseplants are considered one of them. Have you noticed lately how popular having plants has become? Almost every decor magazine and Instagram photo has a plant. I love how a plant just makes the space feel more like home and adds such a nice pop of green. Below are some tips on bringing plants and or green into the home.
Is it okay to mix fresh and faux houseplants?
YES! Don’t feel intimidated if you don’t have a green thumb and every plant you have ever had dies, there are many ways to add fresh plants without having to go take a horticulture class. Keep reading for more ideas on becoming a green thumb.
Long-lasting and Hard-to-Kill Plants
Here are some ideas for long lasting/hardy house plants; succulents, orchids, ferns, philodendron, orchids and air plants. Check with your local florist or plant store and they can guide you to what will work for you. Start with just a couple and as you ease yourself into plant ownership and care you can add more.
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