This week's Seattle Real Estate Podcast features guest Jackie Peterson, an independent exhibition designer. Her art world insights are a must-hear.

We want to give our team a break. Specifically a Summer Break. While everyone else was baking and becoming anti-racists, we were keeping up our activism (and sourdough starters) while serving our sellers and buyers in the field. Hence we will be taking a small break to regroup and do some self-care. And we know you probably...

We have decided to take a break from our weekly Facebook Live event in order to amplify Black voices right now. Black Lives Matter everyday!

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.

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.

It's rare to see a genuine turn of the century farmhouse in this city, but that's precisely what this historic Wallingford home is, an original 1901 farmhouse. This is also, one of the oldest and most beautifully remodeled properties in the the Wallingford neighborhood.

Seattle is weirdly quiet right now with the Coronavirus Chaos. But as a community, we have the capacity to do good and support the arts and small businesses.

Beacon Hill has lots of cute, older houses, but a modern Beacon Hill home doesn't come on the market all that often.