The case for live video versus virtual reality in listings
Whereas virtual reality (VR) hasn’t reached broad adoption yet and brokers feel it cuts them out of the marketing process, incorporating live video into a
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John L. Scott Foundation sponsors KOMO’s NW Helping Hands
Backpack Meals for Kids is a Bellevue nonprofit that provides Bellevue children in need with food for the weekends when they are not able to
John L. Scott Hermiston celebrates grand opening
The John L. Scott Hermiston office celebrated their grand opening on Wednesday, Nov. 14. More than 40 people attended the event, during which brokers, staff
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
Feds expanding investigation into all-cash deals
The Treasury Department’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network is significantly expanding its investigation into whether foreign buyers are using shell companies to buy U.S. real estate,
When is the Best Time of Year to Sell Your Home?
J. Lennox Scott | John L. Scott In real estate, people often ask “When is the best time of the year to sell my home?”
Study finds earlier homeownership boosts financial picture in retirement
A new study by the Urban Institute found delaying homeownership can negatively impact overall financial health in retirement. Those who purchased their first home when
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
John L. Scott Redmond office gives back at Ronald McDonald House
John L. Scott Redmond brokers, staff and family helped prepare dinner at the Ronald McDonald House in Seattle recently. Attendees had fun preparing dinner, serving
Amazon HQ2 is announced; how will it impact Seattle’s housing market?
Amazon’s office expansion in Seattle, coupled with the local job market and high cost of living for HQ2 locations, means the HQ2 isn’t likely to