Jason Stricevich, Real Estate Agent

Jason Stricevich, Real Estate Agent I help people Buy, Sell or Lease with Option to Buy homes here on the Eastside Seattle area. Jason is the consummate salesman.

In fact, he's been selling most of his life. Jason is passionate about the needs and goals of his clients, and he specializes in bringing peace of mind to home sellers who have previously struggled with selling their homes on their own or with another agent. By making an industry leap to real estate from manufacturing, Jason found professional success at a high level, selling his 1st home the same

month he was licensed. He has made a high-level commitment to his real estate education, having been mentored by several of the most highly acclaimed real estate agents in the area. In his spare time, Jason is a foodie, outdoor enthusiast, and loves spending time with his fiance Krista & two dogs Chloe & Layla.

05/29/2026

When a city makes environmental action fun and family-friendly, people want to get involved. šŸŒ±

This Earth Month, Bothellā€™s celebration turned hands-on habitat restoration into something everyone could enjoy, think pulling invasive plants with your neighbors or taking part in all-ages activities at Blyth Park. Events like these do more than beautify local spaces; they help families and residents of all ages become part of a community that cares about the future. šŸŒ³

Making space for every generation to pitch in creates a ripple effect, strengthening community ties and building a real culture of stewardship right where you live. Whether you're a longtime local or new in town, these events show just how easy it is to contribute. šŸ§¤

Whatā€™s your favorite way to give back in Bothell? Tell me below!

Ready for whatā€™s next in Kirklandā€™s market? šŸŒ±Spring 2026 is shaping up as a standout window for buyers, especially with ...
05/27/2026

Ready for whatā€™s next in Kirklandā€™s market? šŸŒ±

Spring 2026 is shaping up as a standout window for buyers, especially with new options opening up and revitalized neighborhoods like Totem Lake and Rose Hill adding more ways in. Recent zoning changes have introduced a fresh mix of homes, from cottages to duplexes and ADUs, so first-time buyers and investors have more choices than in years past. šŸ”

But with Kirklandā€™s growing appeal, that wider selection may not last long. As population growth and transit development draw more people to key neighborhoods, housing supply is expected to become tighter after spring, especially beyond the cityā€™s main transit corridors. Even as middle housing expansions continue, much of the new growth is getting focused in central areas, so inventory in other favorite spots could become limited.

For anyone weighing a move, this could be a moment to act before competition heats up again. Thinking about your next step or curious how these shifts affect your plans? Drop your questions below or share your thoughts on what youā€™re seeing in Kirkland! šŸ’¬

Transit-oriented growth is redefining how Kirkland homes hold value and attract buyers. šŸš†State housing mandates are push...
05/27/2026

Transit-oriented growth is redefining how Kirkland homes hold value and attract buyers. šŸš†

State housing mandates are pushing new possibilities, but itā€™s Kirklandā€™s bold zoning choices, especially around the Urban station area, that are creating unique opportunities and considerations for both first-time buyers and investors. Denser neighborhoods near transit can mean easier commutes and a different lifestyle mix, while new rules on parking and redevelopment may influence costs or what kinds of homes are built.

Many are watching to see how Kirklandā€™s approach balances vibrant development with the character locals love. For those looking to list, buy, or reposition in the market, understanding these shifts is key to making confident moves as the area evolves. šŸ”āœØ

How do you see increased density around transit shaping your choices in Kirkland? Let me know your thoughts below!

Multifamily tax breaks and new home fees are changing the cost landscape for buyers in Kirkland. šŸ”Kirklandā€™s latest zoni...
05/25/2026

Multifamily tax breaks and new home fees are changing the cost landscape for buyers in Kirkland. šŸ”

Kirklandā€™s latest zoning changes now layer new fees onto larger single-family homes, just as tax exemptions make it easier for new multifamily projects to move in. The idea is to increase affordable options, but these changes can raise the bottom line for families hoping to buy or redevelop a single-family home. Itā€™s all happening alongside aggressive middle housing codes, think reduced parking rules and more flexibility on the kinds of homes allowed near major transit stops. šŸšŠ

For first-time buyers and anyone looking to make a move in Kirkland, itā€™s smart to get ahead of how these policies affect both resale value and the mix of neighborhoods. Those extra costs on larger homes arenā€™t just a headline, they influence everything from whatā€™s available to how quickly a home sells.

How do you think these shifts will change the feel of your favorite Kirkland neighborhoods? Share your thoughts below. šŸ‘‡

05/22/2026

Kirkland just made adding an ADU to your property much easier, thanks to a city-backed gallery of pre-approved plans. šŸ”

Instead of getting stuck in red tape, homeowners can now choose from streamlined templates designed to reduce the hassle and uncertainty of building an accessory dwelling unit. That means less second-guessing and faster approvals, opening the door to more flexible living arrangements or extra income.

By cutting out friction in the approval process, these pre-approved plans can help meet Kirklandā€™s housing needs and give residents more options for how they use their property. For anyone considering a backyard cottage or separate suite, these new templates make the process more practical and accessible.āœØ

Would you ever consider building an ADU on your lot? Share your thoughts below!

Price Reduction
05/20/2026

Price Reduction

Totem Lakeā€™s new mixed-use vibe is opening doors for first-time buyers looking for something more than just a place to l...
05/20/2026

Totem Lakeā€™s new mixed-use vibe is opening doors for first-time buyers looking for something more than just a place to live. šŸ™ļø

This former retail center is now a magnet for new homeowners, thanks to its walkable design, fresh transit links, and a mix of local shops and green spaces. As the neighborhood transforms, itā€™s offering a blend of living, working, and leisure thatā€™s hard to find elsewhere in Kirkland. Recent zoning changes and city investment have also helped bring in more diverse housing choices, from cozy cottages to modern duplexes, making the area more approachable for buyers who once felt priced out.

For anyone weighing the jump from renting to owning, Totem Lakeā€™s evolution means more ways to fit your needs, whether you want a low-maintenance lifestyle or are searching for a home with room to grow. āœØ

Would you choose a mixed-use neighborhood as your first home base? Share your thoughts below! šŸ”

Kenmore is shifting the rules on new housing by connecting unit size to affordability, and itā€™s changing the incentives ...
05/20/2026

Kenmore is shifting the rules on new housing by connecting unit size to affordability, and itā€™s changing the incentives for everyone. šŸ”

Instead of focusing just on how many homes go up, Kenmoreā€™s strategy ties affordable housing requirements to the size of each new build. Larger homes shoulder the responsibility for either including affordable units or supporting housing funds, while smaller homes are given a pass. This move doesnā€™t just check a policy box, it actively nudges developers toward building homes that are both more attainable and better suited to first-time buyers or anyone considering a fresh start. šŸ‘·ā€ā™‚ļø

For buyers and investors, this could mean a greater mix of housing choices in Kenmoreā€™s core neighborhoods. The result: more options, fewer barriers, and a clearer pathway for those relocating, downsizing, or getting into the market for the first time. šŸ˜ļø

Would a focus on smaller, more attainable homes make you rethink your next move in Kenmore? Letā€™s talk in the comments. šŸ‘‡

Price Reduction
05/18/2026

Price Reduction

When neighbors speak up, the shape of Kirkland's neighborhoods can truly change. šŸ”Kirklandā€™s latest zoning moves show ju...
05/18/2026

When neighbors speak up, the shape of Kirkland's neighborhoods can truly change. šŸ”

Kirklandā€™s latest zoning moves show just how much community voices still matter, even with state-level changes nudging cities toward denser development. After public feedback pushed for balance, city leaders chose to keep residential zones protected, rather than combine everything into mixed-use. This gave neighbors a say in how growth fits into the fabric of established streets and long-term homes. šŸ—£ļø

At the same time, a recent overhaul brought in new standards for parking and fees, steering future development toward more affordable housing. For anyone looking to buy, sell, or simply stay informed, these local decisions make a real difference in whatā€™s possible and where opportunities might open up. The city has even built in a yearly review, making sure public feedback remains part of the process as the market evolves. šŸš—āœØ

Have you noticed changes in your neighborhood or have thoughts on how growth should look? Drop your perspective below, local input keeps shaping Kirklandā€™s future.

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