…serve the Black community that has been displaced from the now majority white Central District. The new facility, located in southeast Seattle’s Rainier Valley, is scheduled to open next year….
…discussions on equity, affordability, and community because you can’t have sustainability without resilient communities. Early bird registration, priced at $140 for Built Green members and $170 for nonmembers is open….
As a REALTOR®, you’re always on the move. Showing homes to clients, hosting open houses and taking calls are all part of the job. It’s tempting to send a quick…
…less sense these days with more open access to the stock market and other investment options emerging. It takes longer to liquidize money in a property than money in, say,…
…summit devoted to affordable housing. The event, which is open to the public, is presented by FIABCI-Seattle (International Real Estate Federation). Tickets, priced at $10 for non-members, are available at…
…may open up new neighborhoods and opportunities to some, it could also further neighborhood inequality between amenity-rich and distressed neighborhoods and household inequalities between those who can work from home…
…change that appeals to the majority of county residents is to open up public golf courses to housing development, supported by 53%. The highest-scoring change, among the seven presented in…
…first garden on the campus with an intentional educational component. The Capitol Campus Pollinator Garden, open every day, was designed to remind residents that pollinators are under threat and to…
…Doug Tingvall, a real estate brokerage law attorney and approved real estate instructor. To open the program, Spence outlined the first scenario titled “The Earnest Money That Never Was,” in…
…to facilitating an open, transparent, and competitive marketplace for real estate brokers and consumers,” said NWMLS CEO Tom Hurdelbrink. “NWMLS transaction forms are used in nearly every residential home sale…
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