I spend a lot of time thinking about what lies ahead in the next 20 years. How do I want to spend my free time? Where do I want to spend it? How do I want to live? I find that many of my baby boomer clients are facing the same dilemma, and I know many lifelong Seattleites who still love the city, but daydream about an escape from the city’s grey winter drizzle and the increasing traffic congestion.
Read MoreNew tax legislation was signed by President Donald Trump at the end of last year. There has been talk around the repercussions in the real estate industry and how these changes will impact homeowners in the PNW region. For some, these changes are seen as federal government withdrawing from supporting homeownership.
Read MoreIf you are currently looking for homes, you may have noticed the diversity of shapes and styles each home’s architecture holds. From the broad eaves with exposed rafters often seen in the craftsman bungalow popular in Seattle, to the American four-square popular from the mid-1890s to the late 1930s, Washington hosts a collection of homes with unique and varied architectural styles.
Read MoreIt's no secret I have a love for mid-century modern design. This minimalistic home décor style gives way to a versatile and artful aesthetic known for its staying power. For those new to this design or looking to update their current décor, mid-century modern can create a look that never goes out of style. In an article from Style Blueprint, design expert, and owner of Soho Retro, Steven Thomas, discusses the best ways to bring this distinct look to your home.
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A recent article in The Seattle Magazine analyzes the current housing market and the direct correlation between baby boomers entering retirement and the current homes available for sale. The Seattle Times points out, as the generation of baby boomer enters retirement, less retirees are opting to downsize to smaller homes or sell their investment rental properties.
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