The Geetika Group

The Geetika Group Her approach is data-driven, client-first, and designed to maximize value at every stage of the transaction.

Trusted Eastside & Seattle Real Estate Advisor
✨1,300+ homes sold
✨$700 million+ in sales
🌟 300+ 5-star Zillow reviews
Helping buyers and sellers navigate the market with smart strategy and strong negotiation With over 1,200 closed transactions and nearly $700M in sales, Geetika Nagpal is a top-performing real estate broker known for strategic thinking, expert negotiation, and exceptional client

care. As the founder of The Geetika Group at Kelly Right Real Estate, Geetika leads a high-impact team that delivers results across all market conditions—whether buying, selling, or investing. Known for her ability to navigate both competitive and shifting markets, Geetika helps sellers command top dollar and buyers secure the right home with smart, well-negotiated terms. Her 300+ 5-star reviews speak to her professionalism, responsiveness, and ability to get the job done right.

📈 Top 1% Nationally
💬 300+ Verified 5-Star Reviews
🔍 Expert Negotiation & Pricing Strategy
📍 Serving Clients Across the Greater Puget Sound Area

Whether you're upsizing, relocating, or purchasing your first home, Geetika offers the experience and insight to help you move forward with confidence.

📩 Let’s talk strategy—reach out today.

05/30/2026

Listed at $1,375,000 on the Eastside of Seattle in Bothell, WA — and this is exactly the kind of home serious buyers on the Eastside of Seattle are waiting for.

4 bed + Office | 2.5 Baths | 2,400 sq ft | Deck

📍15409 101st Pl NE, Bothell, WA 98011
What stands out right now in this market:
• Quiet cul-de-sac location (hard to find)
• Functional layout with both formal + casual living
• Dedicated office with built-ins (not makeshift)
• Vaulted ceilings + natural light throughout
• Level backyard + Large deck that’s actually usable
• Primary suite with spa-style bath + sauna

And the part most buyers are prioritizing right now…
👉 proximity to Microsoft, tech campuses, and commuter access.

Homes like this are about livability + location, which is exactly where demand still exists in today’s Eastside market.

Comment “BOTHELL” below for details or to schedule a tour.

Listed at $2,398,000 in Redmond, WA with close to $175K in designer upgrades.4 bed | 3.5 bath | 4,165 sqft |Office + Lof...
05/29/2026

Listed at $2,398,000 in Redmond, WA with close to $175K in designer upgrades.

4 bed | 3.5 bath | 4,165 sqft |Office + Loft + Bonus Room | Corner lot backing to greenbelt on two sides.

This is the kind of home where the details actually stop you mid-tour:

✔ Ceiling-height Bellmont cabinetry + curved island + built-in bar — a kitchen designed to impress and actually function
✔ Bertazzoni + Thermador appliances — not builder-grade
✔ Piedrafina marble countertops throughout
✔ Freestanding soaking tub in the primary bath — a genuine wow moment
✔ Upgraded hardwood floors, modern metal railings, Brizo fixtures, designer lighting — every finish was chosen intentionally
✔ Built-in Sonos speakers + smart switches throughout
✔ Covered patio overlooking greenbelt + private third-floor deck
✔ Corner lot backing to greenbelt on two sides = rare privacy + South and West light all day
✔ Pre-inspected. Move-in ready.

📍 Education Hill — minutes to Microsoft Campus, Marymoor Park, and PCC

🎓 Lake Washington School District

If you’re tracking Redmond or Eastside homes in this price range, this one sets the bar for what thoughtfully upgraded actually looks like.

💬 Comment “REDMOND” for full details

📩 Or DM me to schedule a private tour

05/26/2026

Listed at $1,198,000 on the Eastside of Seattle in Lynnwood, WA

📍 20704 2nd Ave W, Lynnwood, WA 98036

✔️ 4 Bedrooms
✔️ 2.5 Bathrooms
✔️ Main Floor Office
✔️ Bonus Room
✔️ 3,111 Sq Ft
✔️ EAST-Facing
✔️ Air Conditioning
✔️ Composite Deck + Gas Fireplace
✔️ Fresh Interior Paint
✔️ Pre-Inspected

This beautifully maintained home in the highly desirable Fox Creek community offers the kind of layout and indoor-outdoor living buyers are actively searching for right now.

Vaulted ceilings, wide-plank hand-scraped hardwood flooring, surround sound, and a spacious open-concept design create a home that feels both functional and elevated.

The kitchen offers rich stone countertops, tile backsplash, abundant prep space, and seamless flow into the main living and dining areas.

Upstairs, the expansive primary suite features a large walk-in closet and a generous bathroom designed to feel like a private retreat.

One of the standout features of this home is the year-round outdoor living. Enjoy a partially covered composite deck with a gas fireplace, an additional covered deck off the living room, and a fully fenced backyard.

Located within the Edmonds School District and assigned to highly rated Hilltop Elementary, with convenient access to Costco, Alderwood Mall, Lynnwood Light Rail, parks, dining, and major commuter routes.

Comment LYNNWOOD below for more information.

05/23/2026

On the Eastside of Seattle in Bellevue, WA… this modern farmhouse is surrounded by $3M+ homes and priced at $1,598,000.

📍 627 166th Avenue NE, Bellevue, WA 98008

Tucked into coveted Lake Hills and located in the highly sought-after Bellevue School District, this beautifully updated home blends warmth, character, and functionality in a location that’s hard to replicate at this price point.

Inside you’ll find:
• Light-filled open-concept living spaces
• Quartzite countertops + farmhouse sink
• Gas range + stainless steel appliances
• Two wood-burning fireplaces
• Skylights throughout
• Heated tile floors in the spa-inspired primary bath
• Oversized dual closets in the primary suite
• Fresh interior paint + new flooring
• Fully fenced backyard with room to entertain, garden, or relax

And the location? Minutes to Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Downtown Bellevue, parks, trails, and major commuter routes.

Pre-inspected and move-in ready.

Homes like this — with modern farmhouse charm, Bellevue schools, and surrounded by luxury homes — rarely come up at this price point on the Eastside of Seattle.

Comment Bellevue below for more information or if you would like to schedule a tour.

05/20/2026

Listed at $2,295,000 on the Eastside of Seattle in Kirkland, WA
📍13112 134th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034
🛏 5 Bedrooms + Office
📐 4,570 Sq Ft
🌳 10,174 Sq Ft Lot
✨ Pre-Inspected

Some homes feel big.
Very few feel architecturally memorable.

This custom Kirkland home was designed to make an impression the moment you walk in:

• Dramatic double-height ceilings in BOTH the formal living room and great room
• Arched windows flooding the home with natural light
• Marble entry + Brazilian hardwood floors
• Grand staircase + loft overlooking the great room

And the layout is incredibly hard to find:

✔️ Two primary suites — one on each level
✔️ Ideal for multi-generational living
✔️ Open-concept layout connecting the kitchen, dining, and great room

The chef’s kitchen features alder wood cabinetry, granite slab counters, a large center island, and newer Thermador + Bosch appliances.

Outdoor living was clearly part of the vision too:
• Covered slate deck
• Expansive patio
• Flat, usable backyard with mature landscaping

Major upgrades include:
✔️ 50-year roof (2018)
✔️ HVAC + A/C (2022)
✔️ Water heater (2018)
✔️ West-facing windows (2019)
✔️ EV charger + smart home features

No HOA. Rare combination of architectural presence, flexibility, and everyday functionality.

Comment KIRKLAND below if you would like to schedule a tour.

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05/15/2026

Most of these feel like smart moves. They are not.

1. Converting your garage into living space.
More square footage sounds like a win. But you just eliminated parking, and parking is one of the first things buyers filter by. In most markets a converted garage shrinks your buyer pool by 20 to 30 percent. The added square footage does not appraise the same way either.

2. Over-landscaping your yard.
A $15,000 custom landscape build looks incredible. To a buyer it looks like $2,000 a year in maintenance they did not sign up for. Elaborate water features and specialty plants are a liability on a listing. Keep it clean. Keep it low maintenance.

3. Installing a hot tub.
Average cost: $6,000 to $16,000. Average value added at resale: close to zero. Buyers see liability, permits, and a utility bill. Unless you are in a specific luxury market, a hot tub sells the seller, not the house.

4. High-end appliances in a mid-range neighborhood.
A $12,000 range in a $450,000 home does not appraise. Appraisers look at comparable sales, not your upgrades. Every neighborhood has a ceiling. Appliances above it return nothing.

5. Removing closets to expand a room.
More floor space sounds like a selling point. But bedrooms require minimum closet specs in most markets. Remove the closet and you may lose the bedroom classification entirely. Bigger hit to value than the extra square footage ever makes up for.

6. Niche custom spaces.
Wine cellars. Cigar rooms. Home theaters. They cost $20,000 to $100,000 and appeal to a very specific buyer. The smaller your buyer pool, the longer your home sits and the lower your final number.

The weirdest part: the seller usually loved all of these. Most buyers do not.

⬇️ Comment STRATEGY and I’ll send you the full list
📩 Save this for when you renovate

05/12/2026

Most buyers panic when they see a home inspection report with 40+ items.

Don’t.

Welcome to Episode 6 of 15 of my Home Buyer Series.

A home inspection is supposed to find things.
That’s literally the point.

And honestly?
A LOT of the items flagged are usually minor:
• Loose outlets
• Missing caulking
• Small plumbing fixes
• GFCI updates
• Minor roof maintenance

Most cost somewhere between $20–$200.

What actually matters are the big-ticket items 👇

• Roof near end of life → $15K–$25K
• HVAC system 18–25 years old → $8K–$15K
• Federal Pacific or Zinsco electrical panels → safety issue + $3K–$5K
• Water intrusion, leaks, moisture, sewer line issues → easily $5K–$20K+

THAT is where negotiations matter.

And here’s something most buyers don’t realize:

If you ask the seller to do repairs, they’ll often do the cheapest version possible.

But if you negotiate a credit instead, YOU control the contractor, materials, and quality of work after closing.

Focus on dollar impact — not the number of lines on the inspection report.

📤 Send this to someone looking to buy a home

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05/03/2026

Listed at $2,500,000 on the Eastside of Seattle in Redmond, WA

Most buyers say they want privacy, light, and space—
but almost nothing actually checks all three.

This one does.

• South + West exposure → natural light all day
• Backing to greenbelt on TWO sides → rare in Redmond
• 3 full levels → space that actually works for real life

And the main level actually feels open and intentional—
not chopped up like a lot of newer builds.

Kitchen is the true centerpiece:
Bellmont cabinetry + Thermador + Bertazzoni + a curved island built for hosting.

But here’s what changes everything 👇

That third level.

A full bonus space + bedroom + bath + private deck—
→ guest suite, work-from-home zone, or separate living space
(which most homes in this price range don’t offer)

If you’ve been touring homes in Redmond, Kirkland, or Bellevue and thinking
“this doesn’t feel worth $2.5M…”
this is the one that will feel different.

Comment REDMOND for details or to schedule a tour

05/01/2026

Listed at $1,448,800 in Kirkland, WA — and this is where smart buyers are still finding long-term value on the Eastside of the Seattle.

3 Bed | 2.5 Bath | Office

What stands out here:
• Strong, functional layout with both formal + casual living
• Dedicated office with French doors
• Vaulted ceilings, skylights, and natural light throughout
• Quiet, established neighborhood surrounded by higher-end homes
• Over $60K in major system updates — including roof, furnace, paint, and carpet

📍 Minutes to parks, Costco, I-405
🎓 Walkable to Mark Twain Elementary (Lake Washington SD)

This is the kind of home that feels solid the moment you walk in—and holds its value over time.

Send this to someone looking to buy a home in Kirkland, Redmond or anywhere on the Eastside.
Or Comment KIRKLAND below to schedule a tour.

New Compelling Price: $1,295,00 in Bothell, WA — built by luxury builder Lozier Homes in sought after Normandie Woods.If...
04/30/2026

New Compelling Price: $1,295,00 in Bothell, WA — built by luxury builder Lozier Homes in sought after Normandie Woods.

If you’ve been searching for a move-in-ready home with space, flexibility, and quality construction, this one checks boxes most homes in Bothell simply don’t:

✔ Rare 7,405 sq ft north-facing lot with usable front and backyard
✔ 5 bedrooms + loft with a main-floor bedroom + adjacent shower (perfect for multi-gen living or a private office)
✔ Open-concept kitchen with slab granite, stainless steel appliances, curved island + walk-in pantry
✔ Primary suite with 5-piece bath + oversized walk-in closet
✔ Fresh interior paint + new carpet → truly turnkey
✔ A/C, tankless water heater, high-efficiency furnace, double-pane windows

📍 Close to parks, playgrounds, and everyday amenities
📊 Designed for how buyers actually live today: flexible spaces, open flow, and low immediate maintenance.

If you’re trying to understand what under 1.3M gets you on the Eastside right now, this is a strong benchmark.

💬 Comment “BOTHELL” for full details, floorplan, and inspection report
📩 Or DM me to schedule a private tour

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