Here is a short summary of Seattle’s new DADU and ADU regulations. In response to rising housing costs and shortages, Seattle has lifted some restrictions on allowing multiple legal rental spaces on in-city properties. WHAT IS AN ADU?
Read MoreLocal Business Spotlight: Supply Chain
This month I am spotlighting local business Supply Chain, located on historic California Ave just north of Olympia Coffee. Owned and curated by West Seattle resident Katie Meurk, Supply Chain features a thoughtfully selected array of handmade jewelry and accessories.
Read More5 Steps to Finding Your Next Home
Whether you’re a first-time buyer or a seasoned homeowner, shopping for a new home can feel daunting. In fact, 56% of buyers said that “finding the right property” was the most difficult step in the home buying process
Read More2019 Fall Maintenance Checklist
It’s that time of year again. School’s started, football seems to be everywhere, it’s getting cooler at night and the days are getting shorter. Before the weather turns, there are things that you’ll need to do in order to get your home prepared for the colder fall and winter months.
Read MoreThe Home Equity Playbook
Home equity represents the largest single asset of millions of people, and because it represents so much of an individual’s net worth, it imperative to treat it with respect. Home equity is not a liquid asset until a property is sold, or unless it is borrowed against.
Read MoreLive Market Stats
Here are some of the graphs I use to interpret market trends. Check back frequently at the beginning of each month, as they are updated automatically! If you need some customized live market stats, comprised of the best information available, let me know! I am happy to set you up with your own stats page.
Read MoreJENNY’S GARDEN TIPS: Now is the time to fertilize your lawn!
We are all optimistic that the soil that we have in our gardens will do the job we ask of it – grow beautiful, healthy plants. But really most soils in Seattle don’t provide the basic nutrients for growth. As plants grow, they need to absorb nutrients and leave the soil less fertile or heavy rains wash them away. By applying fertilizer, you are putting back the lost nutrients to ensure that your produce and flowers will be bountiful in the future.
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