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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

Rob LeRoy

Seattle Japanese Gardens 50th Anniversary

by on February 4, 2010 in Capitol Hill, Featured, Madison Park, Montlake, Seward Park Comments { 3 }

The Japanese Garden in the Arboretum is about to end its winter hiatus, reopening on Sunday, February 14, for its 50th Anniversary season. Rated by a garden journal as one of the ten favorite Japanese gardens in the country, Seattle’s Japanese Garden was inaugurated in July 1960, after only four months of construction. It’s now [...] Read more

Dave Sato

Living in the Rainier Valley

by on October 8, 2009 in Central District, Community, Seward Park Comments { 0 }

Life in the Rainier Valley A lot of Seattlites have never been to the Rainier Valley and they are missing a lot.  Nestled below Beacon Hill is one of the most intreging areas of urban improvement and a spectacular life.  Driving down the main thoroughfare from downtown Seattle, Martin Luther King Way S., you’ll see [...] Read more

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