OPEN HOUSE🏡 Immerse yourself in this 2,200-square-foot mid-century gem nestled in the heart of Richmond Beach. Stop by today from noon-3pm. home-nw.com/listing/WA/Sho… #openhouse #windermere #realestateexpert#homenw

Feeling so lucky I can spend my time with amazing clients and friends doing what I love. #realestate #seattle #windermere #homeNW

Such a fun night with Colin Jost supporting the Windermere foundation with this beautiful lady. I'm so grateful to work for such an amazing company that gives so much back to the community. The foundation has contributed over $50M across 500 different organizations.

Chilling today! #frenchie #frenchbulldog #puppy #bulldog #cutedog

🍁Enjoying the fall🍂🍁#frenchielover #frenchbulldog #puppy #puppylove

Stop by The Julefest at Julefest: A Nordic Holiday Celebration Saturday and Sunday 10am-5pm Nordic museum In Ballard. We have made Kransekage w real Danish marzipan and Icelandic Chocolate❤️ Nordic Heritage Museum

The median sold price for Seattle single-family homes increased 5% between October and November, from $900,000 to $944,000. The market maintained momentum in November, with 48% of Seattle homes selling at or above asking price and 79% going under contract in 30 days or less.

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Work is exhausting #breaktime #frenchielover #frenchbulldog #puppy #dog #dogsoftwitter

Happy Valentine’s Day

Fun Sunday in the park🎉

Last month the median sold price for a Seattle single-family home was $927,450, up 12% over a year ago. Multiple offers are definitely in play again, as 41% of homes sold above list price in February. With low inventory and rising prices, buyers are working hard to compete and

Fun girls night @lionessseattle before Mamma Mia!!!

Skaal!!! Cheers😀

Happy Easter🐣

🇩🇰 Aalborg, familie og æblekage 🇩🇰

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2025 Washington State Real Estate Outlook I spent the morning with Chief Economist Matthew Gardner and got some great insights into what’s ahead for Washington’s housing market in 2025. Here’s the quick rundown: Market Growth: Slowing down to 2%, compared to 2.8% now. Inflation:

The median residential sold price in Seattle dropped 7% from $968,000 in November to $898,900 in December, giving buyers more options while interest rates remain high. Despite this dip, prices were 6% higher year over year, signaling continued market growth – a positive for