In September 2026, single family home buyers in Queen Anne and Magnolia had more options to choose from than at any point in the last five years, while the typical…
In September 2026, single family home buyers in Queen Anne and Magnolia had more options to choose from than at any point in the last five years, while the typical…
Magnolia is Seattle’s second-largest neighborhood by area, a hilly headland overlooking Puget Sound that has been part of the city since 1891. It can feel a world apart, partly because…
Spring is when most people picture a move. The listings begin to multiply, the yards look their best, and the market picks up speed. What’s easy to miss is how…
A Pacific Northwest family road trip There’s a certain kind of magic in giving yourself a reason to explore places you drive past all the time but never actually stop…
North Seattle’s August numbers tell an interesting story. Buyers had more homes to choose from than they did a year ago, yet the homes that sold moved faster and at…
A university doesn’t just shape the neighborhood it sits in. Its influence ripples out into half a dozen surrounding areas, each absorbing a different piece of what campus life brings:…
We know school research can turn into an overwhelming amount of search tabs open at once. While we’re not going to rank schools for you, we can point you to…
Autumn quarter at the University of Washington begins September 30, and Dawg Daze, UW’s welcome week, runs September 23 through October 2. For a few weeks every year, the U…
Buying a condo involves more than qualifying for a mortgage; the condominium project itself also needs to meet lender requirements, and recent changes from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are…
Ballard’s Most Famous Neighbor: The Story of Jimothy the Raccoon If you have spent any time on the internet this summer, there’s a good chance you have already met Jimothy,…