John L. Scott Olympia office celebrates grand opening
On Thursday, Sept. 27, the new John L. Scott affiliate office in Olympia celebrated their grand opening with a ribbon cutting, open house and karaoke!
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City of Spokane launches ad campaign to lure Seattleites eastward
Short commutes, low cost-of-living and a median home price that’s 295% less than Seattle are a few selling points the City of Spokane is using
Following merger, John L. Scott Hermiston office to open
Vicki Hillhouse | Walla Walla Union-Bulletin John L. Scott Real Estate’s Milton-Freewater office has announced a merger with Hermiston’s Universal Realty. KD & Associates, which
How virtual staging can sell a home
Virtual staging, which is the process of digitally adding furniture to an empty room, can be a useful tool to help buyers visualize living in
John L. Scott Shelton office celebrates grand re-opening
On Thursday, Sept. 20, John L. Scott’s Shelton office held a grand re-opening event to celebrate the office’s recent growth and leadership changes. Along with
Demand remains high for homes in Thurston County
Unlike nearby counties, Thurston County’s number of pending and closed sales nearly matched last year’s levels. Affordability in the county has made the area continue
Buyers in Kitsap County are getting relief after years of stiff competition
John L. Scott managing broker Frank Wilson is quoted in an article from the Kitsap Sun about the housing market in Kitsap County. Julianne Stanford
Get hyperlocal with John L. Scott’s Property Tracker
As John L. Scott brokers are well-aware, real estate is hyperlocal – and the Property Tracker tool’s bounding box tool allows users to track properties
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
An improved supply is slowing escalating home prices
Kirkland Reporter House hunters in western Washington can choose from the largest supply of homes in three years and they are facing fewer bidding wars,