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Check out our latest 4 bed, 2 3/4 bath daylight rambler in beautiful Hilltop Acres in Mukilteo Washington. This home as...
10/31/2025

Check out our latest 4 bed, 2 3/4 bath daylight rambler in beautiful Hilltop Acres in Mukilteo Washington. This home as a mainfloor fully remodeled kitchen, primary suite with attached 3/4 bath, office space, an additional bedroom and a full bath. A fully finished basement provides 2 additional bedroom and another 3/4 bath. Both floors feature wood burning fireplaces. NWMLS #2445493

Beautiful Renton Highlands home in The Orchards community. Remodeled 4 bedrooms 2 full baths upstairs + 1 office/bedroom...
01/29/2023

Beautiful Renton Highlands home in The Orchards community. Remodeled 4 bedrooms 2 full baths upstairs + 1 office/bedroom, half bath, and dedicated laundry room on main level. Open floorplan, vaulted ceilings and skylights provide tons of natural light. New paint and flooring throughout compliment the new bright white kitchen featuring quartz counters and stainless-steel appliances that perfectly blend elegance with a functional living space. Primary suite with 5 piece en-suite features a full bath ensemble with large relaxing tub, large shower, and walk-in closet. Spacious backyard awaits with ample space for entertaining. The new warm, natural detailing throughout makes this stunning home ready to move-in. New listing, just waiting for a new family. Open House 1/29 from 1:00-4:00. Give me a DM if you are interested in this beautiful home. Listed for $899,500

Stunning 3br/2.5ba rambler in Novelty Hill - Redmond in the Elm Tree Community. Vaulted ceilings and skylights provide t...
05/22/2022

Stunning 3br/2.5ba rambler in Novelty Hill - Redmond in the Elm Tree Community. Vaulted ceilings and skylights provide tons of natural light throughout. Boasts fresh paint and new solid wood flooring, open chef's kitchen with walk-in pantry and upgraded appliances, updated full bathrooms and dedicated laundry room. Primary suite includes full bath ensemble with jetted tub, large shower and walk-in closet. Large private deck invites entertaining and relaxing it the hot tub. Yard has private park like setting with mature cedars, raised flower bed, and in-ground sprinkler system. Award winning Lake Washington Schools.

02/14/2021

Think of Selling???
GO GREEN and Attract More Buyers

1. Demand for green housing has been growing, according to report by the National Association of Realtors (NAR) on home buyers’ preference.

2. Before purchasing any of these items for your home, check with your local gas and electric company for possible tax credits and rebates. Also check with federal, state, and local government agencies.

3. Estimate your potential savings by using one of the many online free energy audit calculators.

4. If you need to buy appliances consider ENERGY STAR® rated appliances. You can get more detailed information about the EN- ERGY STAR® program on their web site as well as a list of products that qualify for rebates.

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Hot Water Heater
Insulate your water heater. Wrap- ping your water heater with a water heater insulation blanket will cost you about $20 up front and save you about $102 per year.

Bathrooms
Consider installing low-flush toilets. They use less water and are quieter when flushed. Older toilets use as much as 5 gallons per flush (GPF), compared to new models’ 1.6 GPF. Dual-flush models save even more.

Washer and Dryer
If you are considering replacing your washing machine, look at buying a front loading machine instead of a top loading one. Front loading machines use less detergent, less water and do less damage to clothes. An added benefit clothes come out drier and require less drying time.

Dishwasher
Consider replacing the dishwasher with an ENERGY STAR® dishwasher. These require an average of 4 gallons of water per load, compared with the 24 gallons it takes to do them in the sink. Using one will save 5,000 gallons of water, $40 in utility costs, and 230 hours of your time each year.

Refrigerator
Make sure your refrigerator door seals are airtight. Test them by closing the door over a dollar bill so it is half in and half out of the re- frigerator. If you can pull the bill out easily, the latch may need adjusting, the seal may need replacing, or you might want to consider buying a new energy efficient unit.

Contact me, your local Real Estate Professional. My experience and local knowledge can help you decide which home improvements will be best for you.

05/20/2020

Washington’s Phased Approach to Real Estate

On May 1st, Governor Inslee announced an extension of the "Stay Home, Stay Healthy" order (the “Order”) and introduced a four-phased approach to re-open business in Washington. All counties start in Phase 1 and will be admitted into Phase 2 by the Governor, based on epidemiological and other indications specific to each county.

On May 19th, in cooperation with Washington Realtors, Governor Inslee announced modifications to the Order for real estate activities in counties that have been approved for Phase 2 re-opening, provided specific protocols are followed. The modifications for Phase 2 include:
Real estate firms may open their offices in a limited fashion;
Commercial brokers can engage in the same in-person services as residential brokers;
Three persons (as opposed to two persons) are allowed on site for permitted in-person real estate activities for both residential and commercial brokerage (for both improved and unimproved property); and
Sign installers may install real estate signs.
For both Phase 1 and Phase 2 in-person real estate activities, real estate brokers and industry partners (e.g. appraisers, inspectors, photographers, stagers, etc.) must wear cloth face coverings and should encourage clients and customers to do the same.

Public and broker open houses and similar invitations to view a property without an appointment are not permitted in Phase 1 or Phase 2. Only previews and showings by appointment are allowed.

Brokers must adhere to the “phase” protocols for the county where the property is located, regardless of the location of the broker’s office or home. Brokers conducting real estate activities in a Phase 1 county, must continue to abide by the Phase 1 protocols, which include only allowing two persons in a property, including the broker, at one time.

Please carefully review the updated FAQ document, published by Washington Realtors and Northwest MLS, for all the requirements associated with in-person real estate activities.

Some counties have already been approved for Phase 2, while other counties have been approved to apply for a variance to move to Phase 2. The list of Phase 1 and Phase 2 counties will change over the next few weeks. A map showing the status of each county is available here.

04/13/2020

MARCH SEATTLE HOUSING INVENTORY SNAPSHOT

The Seattle March 2020 housing inventory is currently 1.4 months.
What does that mean?
At the current sales rate it would take 1.4 months to sell all the homes that are currently listed for sale. Last month there were 9418 home actively listed in the NWMLS. This current level is down 21%- 22% from this same time in 2019. A well-balanced market would contain 4-6 months sales inventory. This equates to a great demand economic scenario. Now is a great time to list a property for sale. Give us a call and receive a free comparable market analysis.

04/06/2020

How is COVID-19 impacting the PNW?
While we can't predict how the market may shift in the upcoming months, there are great interest rates and low home inventory right now which is making for a strong Seattle market right now. Because there are no open houses at this time, we are seeing fewer but more determined buyers visiting properties. There is still high demand and buyers with solid financials are hoping they'll get great bargains, but there are still enough buyers in the market to prevent undue disruptions. There are a number of recently sold properties that closed above asking price.

If you are looking for the right house and you're qualified to buy it there is no reason to wait. Start your search today at LesHundleyRealestate.com

07/17/2019

How much can home staging boost your sale price?

It makes sense that staging a listing to make a home more appealing might influence a buyer's decision. But, that's just a vague idea until you put a dollar value on it.

So, here it is: 25% of agents representing buyers in a survey by the National Association of Realtors said staging increased offers by up to 5%. About 12% said it increased offers by up to 10%. And, 29% said it had no impact on the offer.

Agents representing sellers put a higher dollar value on home staging. About 22% reported a bump in sale price of up to 5%, 17% reported an increase of up to 10%, and 2% reported a payback of up to 20%.

When deciding which homes need extra help, 28% of sellers' agents said they stage all listings and 45% said they don't get involved in staging but they advise sellers to declutter and spruce up a home. About 13% said they only stage homes that are difficult to sell, and 7% only stage homes in higher price brackets.

"Buying a house is more than a financial decision — it's an emotional decision as well," said NAR President John Smaby, a broker at Edina Realty. "Realtors have the expertise and local market knowledge to know which properties and specific rooms will benefit the most from staging."

About 47% of agents who represent buyers said living rooms are the most important area to stage, 42% put master bedrooms next on the list, and 35% cited kitchens in third place. Sellers' agents had the same list, but in reverse order: kitchens, master bedrooms, and then living rooms. One thing they all agreed on: the guest bedroom is the least important room to stage.

More than half of sellers' agents said that staging decreases the amount of time a home spends on the market. Of those, 25% said it greatly decreases the time and 28% said it slightly decreases the time.

06/15/2019

The western Washington housing market for May 2019 may not have been as hot as last spring, but number are indicating it is heating up according to Northwest MLS industry leaders.

Matt Deasy, president of Windermere Real Estate and East Inc., reveals that 70% of King County single family homes spent 15 or fewer days on the market last month. He also noted more than half the listings (55 %) in the county sold for at or above list price, the highest ratio since July 2018.

An analysis of the Northwest MLS inventory report shows inventory improvement of 24.5% from a year ago. Additionally, MLS statistics for May show 16,133 active listings at month end, up from the year-ago total of 12,956.

Home prices for single family homes (excluding condos) are up 5.2 percent area-wide. Condo prices also rose, but at a smaller rate, by about 1.4 percent area-wide from a year ago. Prices overall, including single family homes and condos, are up $20,000 (nearly 4.8 percent) from a year ago, increasing from $420,000 to $440,000.

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Bellevue, WA
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