Real estate is a people-oriented profession, and one that keeps us active around Seattle. Beyond the client interactions, we really get to know certain buildings and the people there. One of our favorites in 2700 4th Avenue, and we want to share some of the reasons why.
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It's not like Eastlake is a "best-kept secret," but you often don't hear much about it, in spite of many great attractions there. Residents may prefer it that way, and keep the fun to themselves, but we have to rave a bit about this great Seattle neighborhood.
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Seattle's Central District has always had an active community, but it has changed significantly with the city's growth spurts. The recent demolition of the Promenade Plaza on Jackson Street and 23rd Avenue was seen as the end of an era by many longtime residents. And when the large, mixed-use complex on that site is complet...
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We are so excited for warm weather again, and all the events it brings in Seattle. This is especially true in Uptown Seattle, including Belltown and Lower Queen Anne.
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Maples! Maples everywhere! The signage around the Maple Leaf neighborhood always reminds you where you are...not just Seattle, but MAPLE LEAF, Seattle.
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Ballard has changed so much in the last decade. It's almost unrecognizable on certain streets, but its historic center is still bustling with great boutiques and eateries.
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Des Moines lies between Seattle and Tacoma, just south of Burien. Its sweeping views and persistent small-town charm have made it increasingly popular with home buyers looking a little outside Seattle.
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Seattle's luxury homes are typically found on Capitol Hill or Magnolia. Rarely do people think of West Seattle when they think "Seattle Luxury Homes." Let's explore why West Seattle Luxury Home Market is a secret gem for those in the know.
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The viaduct is officially closed, and the neighborhoods adjacent to it are set for big changes in the coming years. What are some of the best attractions uptown now?
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Broadway on Capitol Hill is more than a thoroughfare. Back when Capitol Hill was more explicitly a bohemian, queer community, it was the center of business, from the Pike/Pine corridor all the way up to the Broadway Market, now a QFC.
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