Honoring the John L. Scott Founder’s Circle
Please join us in recognizing the 2018 John L. Scott Founder’s Circle. In the holiday spirit, we’d like to take a moment to express our...
Category : Broker News
John L. Scott Salem West office bands together to help Camp Fire victims
The recent Camp Fire wildfire in Northern California was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history to date, and a broker out of...
Seattle Northeast John L. Scott office celebrates Ruth Spurlock’s baby shower
Brokers and staff from John L. Scott’s Seattle Northeast office gathered on Friday, Nov. 16 to celebrate Ruth Spurlock’s baby shower. Ruth is the office...
John L. Scott broker is runner-up in Dancing with the Tri-City Stars
Terral Russell, a broker with John L. Scott Tri-Cities Pasco, won runner-up in the Dancing with the Tri-City Stars competition. Terral was one of five...
Study: Real estate income doubles after first year
Though it can be tough for rookie brokers to get their business off the ground at first, a recent study indicates brokers with 1-3 years...
John L. Scott Sunset Corridor’s Fritz Page celebrates retirement
On Wednesday, Oct. 17, the John L. Scott Sunset Corridor office celebrated broker Fritz Page’s retirement. Many colleagues and friends came out to recognize Fritz...
How to unveil property stigmas for your clients
To provide your clients with a full picture of a home they’re considering, it can be worth it to investigate the (potentially unsavory) past of...
Broker Kimber Lee accompanies sister Sandra Lee on media tour
John L. Scott broker Kimber Lee and her sister, Sandra Lee have been going on a media tour to promote Breast Cancer Awareness Month and...
Kittitas County John L. Scott team members volunteer at Ronald McDonald House
A few of our Kittitas County John L. Scott team members took time out of their Tuesday to volunteer at the Ronald McDonald House Charity...
Current Bellingham Housing Market
Dave Gallagher | Bellingham Herald The steady drumbeat in local real estate recently is that inventory is tight and home prices keep rising. It appears...