Westwood John L. Scott office holds donation drive for White Center Food Bank
The John L. Scott Westwood office filled up donation barrels not once – but three times – for the White Center Food Bank in their
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Seattle Children’s trading card project funded by John L. Scott Foundation
The Seattle Times published a feature about a creative fundraising effort from Seattle Children’s – trading cards featuring Seattle Children’s youth and local Seattle celebrities.
What real estate has to be grateful for in 2020
REALTOR Magazine | Melissa Dittmann Tracey No doubt, 2020 has been a uniquely challenging year. With unemployment still above pre-pandemic levels, the country coming to
NAR issues an apology for racist practices of the past
REALTOR Magazine | Wendy Cole In 2018, during the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Fair Housing Act, the National Association of REALTORS® laid
Brian Buffini’s top tips for getting the most out of yourself and your business
RISMedia | Brian Buffini As this challenging and intense year comes to a close, many agents are looking to establish more of a balance in
Seattle-area home price growth continues to accelerate
Seattle Times | Katherine Khashimova Long Typically, home sales cool down in early fall. But this has been a year full of exceptions, including in
John L. Scott video contest winners!
Thank you to everyone who submitted to John L. Scott’s first-ever video contest! The competition was really steep this year, with more than 60 videos
John L. Scott Kitsap County offices hold successful food bank drives
John L. Scott Kitsap County offices recently did another round of food bank drives for local Kitsap County organizations. Nearly 6,000 pounds of food was
NAR passes ethics changes to crack down on social media harassment
Inman | Andrea V. Brambila After an annual conference heavily focused on fair housing, the National Association of Realtors on Friday passed controversial changes to its professional standards to crack down on