An addictive easy way to shop for homes
It’s no secret that Seattle’s real estate market is one of the hottest in the country. However, while limited selection and rising prices are a city-wide phenomenon, there are differences between real estate markets in the city’s neighborhoods.
If you said, “nicer than Seattle’s,” I’d say, “bingo”. Is it nice enough to pack up, buy a house, and move there? One San Diego real estate blog is wondering if golf fans were enticed by the weather while watching the US Open. I think we can safely assume that Galen wasn’t watching it. The San Diego Zoo, apparently, has...
Where the heck did that “Nearby” tab go under Listing Details? I’ll tell you where: on the details page! All the same information is there: nearby schools, transit, parks, and places; however, you can now view where there nearby places are relative to the home you’re looking at right on the neighborhood overview map! If you’re not really in to...
But Portland, apparently, doesn’t pump pollutants in to the atmosphere, either. At least they’re more sensitive to it than other cities, as was noted in a Green Building Forum a couple weeks ago. A choice quote: “‘Portland is definitely out near the front if not in the front [when it comes to green building],’ Scott Lewis of Brightworks said.” Impressive!...
Both the design blogs and the local blogs are abuzz about 209 12th Ave E Seattle, WA (Capitol Hill) today. Our primary photo is still the pre-construction mock-up (which oddly looks worse – usually they look way better), but click on through for the rest. The Contemporist has a nice photo spread too. The home is on the corner of...
This “charmer” is the featured property on the Capitol Hill blog’s neighborhood recruitment program this week. Only in Capitol Hill, Seattle is a property well into jumbo loan territory be considered entry level. We do appreciate the Capitol Hill blog’s efforts and we realize that they really are looking at the less expensive properties (check out this orange charmer for...