Pulse of Regional Real Estate Development is fast and strong
Pulse of Regional Real Estate Development is fast and strong: Key takeaway from John L. Scott’s Annual Builder and Developer Breakfast By Annie Gustafson |
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3 reasons to be thankful you’re in real estate this year
By Italina Kirkins | Inman Every Thanksgiving, we tend to take time to stop and reflect on the things we’re thankful for in our lives.
It may be getting easier to buy a home in Whatcom County
By Dave Gallagher | The Bellingham Herald Photo courtesy of Philip A. Dwyer | The Bellingham Herald Whatcom County is shifting from a long-time sellers’ market
Portland-area real estate: 15 most in-demand neighborhoods
By Elliot Njus and Mark Friesen, The Oregonian/OregonLive In the year’s third quarter, as the supply of homes for sale remained slim, would-be buyers turned their
Seattle home prices jump nearly 18 percent; West Bellevue median hits $2.6 million
By Mike Rosenberg, The Seattle Times There’s a 2 in 3 chance that a house in King County now costs more than half a million
GOP tax plan could hurt homebuyers, Cantwell says
By Elisa Hahn, KING 5 Image courtesy of King 5 Sen. Maria Cantwell was part of the wave of Democratic lawmakers speaking out Friday against the GOP
10 reasons most real estate agents fail
Tom Ferry: the main pitfalls that drive the huge failure rate among agents By Tom Ferry, Tom Ferry International Source: inman Imagine if a deadly
Home values in Seattle are growing twice as fast as San Francisco, Zillow says
It’s the ninth month in a row that Seattle home values have grown faster than anywhere else in the nation. Click here to read more.
Why writing off open houses is a big mistake
By Bernice Ross, Inman “If there were a lead generation program that cost nothing, helped you meet more clients than real estate websites, apps, search
The top 7 ways real estate agents annoy clients
By Alec Seares, Inman Everyone loves a good marketing strategy, but it’s also important to keep your clients wants and needs in mind. Not everyone