Our fabulous Diva Dwellers Jessica and Jonathan found themselves homeschooling and working from home this last year and decided they need their own space. They jumped into the market in the middle of a Pandemic right when our Seattle housing supply dwindled to an all-time low for single-family homes.

Working with a really good real estate team right now is key on how to sell your home in Seattle in a safe, efficient manner during Coronavirus shutdowns.

Buying a home in Seattle is its own adventure. Add in a global Cornavirus pandemic and everything has changed. Our guide will help you safely buy a home.

This Mother's Day, there's still no excuse for not doing right by mom, even in quarantine. There are plenty of ways to show her some love in Seattle.

Divas Kim and Chavi were guest panelists on West + Main's Agent Pro podcast last week, along with some other top women real estate leaders. The topic of discussion: The hidden opportunities as we make changes to our business during the COVID crisis.

The Coronavirus quarantine is necessary, but oh is it wreaking havoc on the every aspect of life in Seattle. And as with nearly all disasters, the most vulnerable members of our community will experience the longest-lasting effects, including students.

Arts organizations in Seattle are experiencing major losses during the Covid Crisis. Here's what we suggest, to guarantee that once the storm passes, Seattle's vibrant art scene remains intact.

We are already seeing a wave of restaurant closures in Seattle. The government has effectively made all venues take-out only, but beyond that, many places have had to throw in the towel permanently. Retailers are already in panic mode. What can we do?

The world is bracing for a major recession as the economy grinds to a halt. The measures in place will save lives, but may also kill businesses, especially small local ones.

Week one of schooling at home was a bit of a mess. There were tears. We took a walk. It got better. I didn't get any work done and now I'm asking "How best can we be schooling our kids during Coronavirus Chaos?"