Always trying to make the best use of my time during the day. Sometimes during a home inspection of a vacant home you have to get a little more creative in order to get some work…Read More
Liquidation sale **PRICE REDUCED** on this cozy studio igloo. Call today before it’s…Read More
The TDR program is a voluntary, incentive-based, and market-driven approach to preserve land and steer development growth away from rural and resource lands into King County’s Urban Area. The Program is based on free-market principles and prices that would motivate landowner and developer participation. Click here to download a…Read More
The ULI conference offered plenty of organized opportunities to network with other industry professionals, but one of the best was the SweatWorking event. SweatWorking is business networking while exercising (breaking a sweat). This event came in the form of a 6:30 am 3-mile run around the National Mall. It…Read More
Beginning in March 2020, King County took the unprecedented step of moving over 800 people out of congregate shelters and placing them in hotel and motel rooms. Early anecdotal evidence suggests that this “unplanned experiment” has produced very positive results that offers hope, not only for public health, but…Read More
The Real Estate Club at the University of Washington provides opportunities for networking, career development, and property tours for students who have an interest in real estate. Reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of the real estate industry, the membership is comprised of students from the: College of Built Environments, Foster School…Read More
According to the NWMLS, Brokers added the largest monthly number of new listings during July since May 2019, but pent-up demand from buyers meant inventory remained low. An unprecedented eight counties in the NWMLS report had less than one month’s supply of homes and condos for sale at the end…Read More
Many real estate contracts address “acts of God” type issues by including a “force majeure clause.” A force majeure clause excuses the parties from the contract due to extraordinary circumstances outside of their control. NWMLS Form 22FM defines a “Force Majeure Event” as “an occurrence that is beyond the…Read More
“I’ve worked with Jeff for 10+ Years now. He is exceptionally proficient in Land Development – literally EVERYTHING about it, from the dirt up. Consulting, Real Estate Sales, Residential, Commercial…the guy does it ALL! Jeff’s professionalism and attention to detail continue to surpass my expectations.”
John S.
Owner, John S Realty
Tacoma