johnlscott85to85 begins!
Our official 85th-year-anniversary date is September 7, 2016, so today is the start of our 85 days to 85 years countdown!!! We are going to...
Month : June 2016
Children’s Ride 21 Weekend: Calling all motorcyclists
Attention John L. Scott motorcycle riders! Would you like to ride for the kids? The John L. Scott Foundation is the Title Sponsor of Children’s...
2016 Courage Classic for Mary Bridge Children’s Hospital
Calling all Cyclists! The John L. Scott Foundation is so excited to once again be a Courage Classic Platinum Sponsor! The Courage Classic Bicycle Tour...
Herb Weisbaum of KOMO Radio interviews JLS broker Nancy Backman about relocation challenges
How has the “frenzy hot” Puget Sound housing market affected the relocation market? Listen to JLS broker Nancy Backman‘s interview with Herb Weisbaum from Thursday,...
VP Jon Hunter talks with Herb Weisbaum on KOMO Radio about the NWMLS June report
Jon Hunter, VP of Residential Success, spoke with Herb Weisbaum today about the NWMLS June Report and what the numbers say about where the housing...
Lennox Scott and Frank Wilson featured in Puget Sound Business Journal article covering NWMLS June report
No relief in sight for Seattle-area homebuyers as prices soar in May June 6, 2016 Marc Stiles, Puget Sound Business Journal In King County, the...
NWMLS June Report: “The May housing market was not just hot, it was frenzy hot,” commented J. Lennox Scott, chairman and CEO of John L. Scott Real Estate.
Housing inventory shortages persist despite increase in new listings June News Release KIRKLAND, Washington (June 6, 2016) – Just as expected, the month of May...
What can you do to be more likeable?
We’ve heard it said, “All things being equal, people will do business with people they know, like and trust.” “Like”… that word might mean different...
Home prices soar again; some buyers camp out to latch on to a future condo – JLS VP Jon Hunter chimes in
King County’s median single-family home is now $560,000, the most ever and up 55 percent compared to four years prior. Mike Rosenberg, Seattle Times business...