I recently wrote a post about lowering the price of your home. This got me thinking about a similar topic that we hear from sellers quite often these days. If your house has been listed for a number of months but hasn’t sold, should you take it off the market now and re-list it later, [...]
Archive | October, 2008
Where do I search for homes in Seattle?
Are you relocating to the Seattle area and thinking of buying a home? Or perhaps you already live here and are a first-time home buyer? Either way, you are going to want to know which real estate websites to use when you search for your new home. The Seattle area and most of Western Washington [...]
findwell’s commitment to the real estate industry
With the recent launch of findwell, we began a journey to try to do something a little different in the real estate industry. We are not the first to go down this path, and we have to give credit to companies like Redfin for leading the way. Our desire to provide full service brokerage with [...]
findwell’s sarah palin spoof ad – available for your listening pleasure!
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findwell sees increase despite slower real estate market
We’ve just issued a press release about the trends we’re seeing this month in our brokerage. Here is the release. findwell sees increase in business despite slower real estate market Consumers seeking low-cost alternatives due to economic turmoil SEATTLE – October 13, 2008: Seattle’s newest online real estate brokerage, findwell, reported today a significant [...]
Interested in historic Seattle?
If you are a fan of old buildings in Seattle, are intrigued by Seattle history, or are just curious about what it used to be like in Seattle, be sure to check out the Vintage Seattle blog. I stumbled upon it by chance tonight, and it is loaded with interesting tidbits of history and some [...]
The one that got away – Selling to uncommitted buyers
Today’s slower real estate market has shifted the market in favor of buyers. Homes are on the market longer, inventory of unsold homes is higher, and price concessions from the seller are more common. In our brokerage this has increased the number of “uncommitted buyers” that we have been working with, both on the listing [...]
