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Dave Sato

Big Box Real Estate Companies vs. Smaller Companies-What’s the difference?

What’s in a name?  A Buyer’s perspective It occurs to me that there are some definite differences between the big box real estate companies that you always see in the media and the smaller firms that are in the market.  The big firms make you fit into their box and some make you qualify with [...] Read more

Edy Kizaki

Visit Pumpkin Patch and Corn Mazes in Snohomish!

Visit Pumpkin Patch and Corn Mazes in Snohomish!

There could not have been a better day for our Corn Patch adventure in Snohomish. The maze seemed to go on for ever, the patch full of pumpkins to choose from was wide and there were red wagons to pull over the ruts and between the rows.  We loaded up with four pumpkins including a [...] Read more

Lynn Newcomb

How 2 Colleges In The Greater Seattle Region Are Saving The Planet

    It’s well and good to learn from a lecture. But rarely is a lecture life-changing. Washington is called the evergreen state. We love our trees, the great outdoors and our planet. We are a hardy people. And we have two universities (colleges) that are in the top 10 for sustainable practices and learning. [...] Read more

Lynn Newcomb

October Means Pumpkins, Fall Clean-Up And Cool Temperatures Around The Greater Seattle Area

  I love Fall. The cooler weather feels so refreshing and everything is so green here in the Pacific Northwest. But it means that the wet, cold winter is not far behind. There is much to do around our homes and gardens to prepare for Winter, and this year is suppose to be colder and [...] Read more

Tracy Cobbin

Pacific NW Real Estate Makes Top 20

In case you haven’t heard CNN has rated the countries Top 100 cites to live in based on affordability, employment, and housing prices. Mukilteo came in 9th! Population at 20,300 unenployment  less than 10% at 8.2% As West Coast towns go, Mukilteo (pronounced MUCK-ill-TEE-oh) is in good economic shape. Bank-owned homes represent a small fraction [...] Read more

Lynn Newcomb

Green Your School Year Around The Greater Seattle Region

    Wow! Where did the summer (oh, did we have one) go? It’s mid August and a new school year is just around the corner. Stores are full of back to school supplies and clothes. Times are tough – budgets are stretched thin. It’s easy to want to grab the most inexpensive supplies. Here [...] Read more

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