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Classic Seattle Architecture – Craftsman House

by on April 29, 2010 in Ballard, Buying Seattle Real Estate, Capitol Hill, Community, First Time Homebuyers, Fremont, Green Lake, Leschi, Montlake, Mt. Baker, Phinney Ridge, Queen Anne, Ravenna, Residential Architecture, U-District, Wallingford, Wedgwood, West Seattle Comments { 0 }

Seattle is known for an early 20th-century American architecture called Craftsman.  People who visit our city notice the abundance of Craftsman houses & bungalows and note that these aren’t quite so common (or exist at all!) in their own home towns.  Considering the weather in the NW and our history in lumber and fishing industries, [...] Read more

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The Seattle Market – is it true?

by on April 27, 2010 in Alaska Junction, Alki, Ballard, Belltown, Capitol Hill, Eastlake, Fauntleroy, Find Your Buyer, First Hill, First Time Homebuyers, Fremont, Green Lake, Greenwood, International District, Leschi, Madison Park, Montlake, Mt. Baker, Phinney Ridge, Ravenna, Seward Park, South Lake Union, U-District, Wallingford, Wedgwood, Westlake Comments { 3 }

Here’s a common misnomer, but one that we all use often and for different reasons:  “The Seattle Market.”  But really, to mix up all the neighborhood data into this one market snapshot is like mixing all the primary colors till they’re brown, and then trying to paint a rainbow with it.  Seattle is comprised of [...] Read more

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