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Uncategorized Planning Ahead: A 12-Month Guide to Buying Your First Home by Windermere Staff Thinking about buying a home can be daunting, especially if it’s your first time. What should be an exciting milestone can feel overwhelming without a clearly defined roadmap, and diving in headfirst without a solid plan can lead to unnecessary stress, financial surprises, and missed opportunities. However, by establishing a timeline and breaking the process […]
Uncategorized Selling Your Home with Pets? Here’s What to Know by Windermere Staff For pet owners, it’s hard to imagine their home without a furry friend. However, when it comes time to sell, showcasing the qualities of a home should take precedence over the pets that live in it. This creates additional steps in the process of preparing your home for sale, but it makes all the difference in […]
Uncategorized Bedding Basics: How to Fold a Fitted Sheet (and Other Handy Tips) by Windermere Staff There’s something about slipping into a freshly made bed that just feels right. Crisp sheets, fluffed pillows, and a neatly folded duvet can turn even the simplest bedroom into a relaxing retreat. But before you get to the cozy part, it helps to know a few behind-the-scenes tricks, starting with how to properly fold a […]
Uncategorized When is the Best Time to Buy a House? by Windermere Staff There’s a factor of the home buying process that can often be the catalyst for everything that follows. That factor is timing. Much of the dialogue—rightfully so—around buying a home is focused on the “what.” However, it’s often the case that the “when” is just as important. So, when is the best time to buy […]
Uncategorized UW to Host New Zealand and Indiana at the 39th Annual Windermere Cup by Windermere Staff On Saturday, May 3, the Windermere Cup will make its highly anticipated return to the Montlake Cut for its 39th year, bringing with it all the speed, pageantry, and community spirit Seattle has come to love. The Windermere Cup began in 1987 when Windermere Real Estate founder John Jacobi partnered with the University of Washington and […]
Uncategorized A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing by OB Jacobi   I have had the privilege of being part of this amazing industry for most of my life; but there was a time when residential real estate was synonymous with marginalizing people by using “secretive” policies, such as redlining, racial steering, and other forms of manipulation and discrimination.   In the late 1960s, Fair Housing Act […]
Uncategorized Housing & Economic Update: What to Know About Inventory, Inflation & Interest Rates by Windermere Staff This is the latest in a series of videos with Windermere Principal Economist Jeff Tucker where he delivers the key economic numbers to follow to keep you well-informed about what’s going on in the real estate market. The data coming in from the housing market so far this year are painting a picture of an […]
Uncategorized Finding Your New Home in Four Steps by Windermere Staff Whether you’re a first-time home buyer or a seasoned homeowner looking for a new space, navigating the real estate market can feel confusing and overwhelming without the proper guidance and tools. But with some preparation and a solid game plan, you’ll be unlocking the door to your dream property faster than you can say, “Welcome […]
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Uncategorized Is Downsizing Right for You? Here’s How to Decide by Windermere Staf Choosing to downsize is more than just moving into a smaller space, it’s about curating a simpler lifestyle that fits your current needs. Whether you’re retiring, looking for an eco-friendly, low-maintenance home, or wanting a fresh start after your children have moved away, downsizing might be the best option for you. Before making the move, […]
Uncategorized The Biggest Home Buying and Selling Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them) by Windermere Staff There’s nothing more exciting, rewarding, and fulfilling than buying or selling a home. However, it’s a complex transaction, and there are several steps along the path that can confuse even the most seasoned buyers and sellers. How can you avoid potential selling pitfalls and common buying mistakes? Look to your real estate agent for advice […]
Uncategorized 10 Tips for Sustainable Gardening by Sandy Dodge Copy Spring is calling and the flowers are in bloom. It’s the time of the year that many homeowners start spending more time in the garden. Having a healthy garden is one of the best ways to create a sustainable home and reduce your household’s carbon footprint. Here are some eco-friendly tips that will help to make your garden […]
Uncategorized Spatially Limited Gardening: The Indoors is the New Outdoors by Guest Author It is the official start to the gardening season! For those who have large outdoor spaces, it is the perfect time of year to make a trip to the home and garden store, work in your gardens,  and plant new growth. For those who live in smaller city quarters and whose outdoor space comfortably holds […]
Uncategorized Buying with Gardening in Mind by Meaghan McBoom Every home buyer has a list of must-have amenities that they’re just not willing to compromise on. For some, it could be an open floor plan or maybe a certain number of bedrooms. For others, that priority is a place to garden. A garden provides a place where one can nurture the earth, feel connected […]
Uncategorized Springtime Gardening Tips by Region by Sandy Dodge This time of year, there is much to be done in the garden. Whether you tend to a few veggie plants, have a sprawling urban farm, or tend to a flourishing, flowering sanctuary, spring is a critical time of the year to focus on the health of your garden to keep it fertile heading into summer. Geography and […]
Uncategorized What is Prefab Architecture? by Windermere Staf Short for “prefabricated,” prefab architecture refers to a type of construction where building components are manufactured off-site and then transported and assembled at the construction site. In recent years, prefab architecture has transformed how homes are built and designed, gaining popularity due to its efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and sustainability. In this post, we’ll explore the various […]
Uncategorized What to Do After Moving Into a New Home by Sandy Dodge Nothing beats the feeling of buying a new home. You’ve worked hard with your agent to find the right home for you, you’ve worked with the seller to finalize the deal, and you’ve signed all the paperwork to transfer ownership. Congratulations! Everything has led to securing your new home, so now that you’re officially moving, […]
Uncategorized 10 Costs Associated with Selling Your Home by Sandy Dodge Selling a home is an exciting time for homeowners. Once you and your household have decided that you’ll hit the market, it’s easy to think solely about the revenue that comes with the sale. However, selling a home comes with its own set of costs. Knowing what these costs are will help you budget throughout the […]
Uncategorized 10 Tips for Sustainable Gardening by Sandy Dodge Spring is calling and the flowers are in bloom. It’s the time of the year that many homeowners start spending more time in the garden. Having a healthy garden is one of the best ways to create a sustainable home and reduce your household’s carbon footprint. Here are some eco-friendly tips that will help to make your garden […]
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