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I’m sure this was just coincidental, but I love this listing photo. The woman in the painting looking at you though the ...
05/09/2026

I’m sure this was just coincidental, but I love this listing photo. The woman in the painting looking at you though the bathroom mirror. 🖼️ 🪞

Inventory is up in a meaningful way across both Seattle and the Eastside, giving buyers something they haven’t had in a ...
05/07/2026

Inventory is up in a meaningful way across both Seattle and the Eastside, giving buyers something they haven’t had in a while: options! And they’re acting like it – picky, picky, picky. Homes that are dialed in are still moving quickly, (16 offers and 13 offers respectively for two of my office’s listings today) but anything even slightly off is sitting, adjusting, and chasing the market.

Pricing has never mattered more, with Iran news causing massive stress in a big way. This isn’t a “let’s just try it” market, it’s a “get it right from day one” market. Buyers are making quick decisions, and once they pass on a home, they usually don’t circle back… even after price reductions. Seriously, price drops often bring back the buyers that initially thought a home was overpriced, but now they seem to sour permanently.

We’re also seeing that play out in the numbers. Fewer homes selling at or above list, more price changes, and a clear split between homes that are well-prepared vs. everything else. The big picture: more competition, more selectivity, and a market that rewards preparation and precision.

If you’re thinking about buying or selling and want to talk through what this means for your situation, I’m always here for it.

Happy May the Fourth!Your friendly reminder that Yoda is the wisest Jedi in all the galaxy. You should never question hi...
05/04/2026

Happy May the Fourth!
Your friendly reminder that Yoda is the wisest Jedi in all the galaxy. You should never question his wisdom. 😄

04/28/2026

The Seattle market remained competitive in March, even as prices softened. The median sold price for a single-family home fell 6% from last year to $944K, while buyer demand continued to drive quick sales and multiple-offer scenarios—78%ofhomes sold within 30 days and 37% sold above asking. Even with more inventory than last year, well-positioned homes are still moving quickly. Let’s chat about how to navigate today’s market and make the most of your next move.

04/27/2026

The Seattle market remained competitive in March, even as prices softened. The median sold price for a single-family home fell 6% from last year to $944K, while buyer demand continued to drive quick sales and multiple-offer scenarios—78% ofhomes sold within 30 days and 37% sold above asking. Even with more inventory than last year, well-positioned homes are still moving quickly. Let’s chat about how to navigate today’s market and make the most of your next move.

It’s finally Spring! And the biggest shift right now is the amount of inventory coming online.In Seattle, we’ve seen a m...
04/08/2026

It’s finally Spring! And the biggest shift right now is the amount of inventory coming online.

In Seattle, we’ve seen a meaningful jump in active listings compared to last year, while buyer demand has stayed relatively steady. Buyers are still out there, but they’re more selective and a bit more price sensitive, which is showing up in how homes are performing. Some are still selling quickly and even above asking, while others are taking more time and requiring negotiation depending on how they’re positioned.

The Eastside is seeing a similar story, just a bit more pronounced. Inventory has expanded significantly year over year, and with more options available, outcomes are starting to vary more from one listing to the next. Some homes are getting strong traction right away, while others are sitting longer or needing price adjustments to find their buyer.

Across both markets, it’s less about trying to time things perfectly and more about how well a home is prepared, priced, and positioned. The homes that are dialed in are still performing. The ones that miss the mark are feeling the difference.

When if you missed the proverbial starting pistol of the spring market, you still have options wit buying or selling to have success. Message me and we can come up with a plan! 😄

Some oxymoronic open house prep I saw yesterday. Brand new blue tablet for the toilet but left the TP in the bowl. 🤦🏼‍♂️
04/04/2026

Some oxymoronic open house prep I saw yesterday. Brand new blue tablet for the toilet but left the TP in the bowl. 🤦🏼‍♂️

My dear friend and colleague asked if I could make a home portrait for his clients. Of course I was happy to help. This ...
03/27/2026

My dear friend and colleague asked if I could make a home portrait for his clients. Of course I was happy to help. This Queen Anne condo building was so unique and lots of fun to make. I especially like the red garage doors.

03/17/2026

After a slower start to the year, February felt like the market finally woke up. Seattle’s median sold price climbed to $962,500—a 13% jump from January and basically flat compared to last year. That kind of month-to-month movement usually means one thing: more buyers are stepping back in, and competition is starting to follow.

We’re seeing it play out in real time—71% of homes are going under contract within 30 days, and 35% are selling above asking. In other words, the window we get early in the year before things heat up is already starting to close.

It’s a great time to sit down with your agent and form a plan for this market. If you don’t have an agent, I’d love to be your guy! 🙋🏼‍♂️. Just shoot me a message and we can get this ball rolling!

Greetings, everyone! We’re starting to see more homes come onto the market across both Seattle and the Eastside as we mo...
03/10/2026

Greetings, everyone! We’re starting to see more homes come onto the market across both Seattle and the Eastside as we move toward spring. The interesting thing is that buyers are still keeping pace with that new inventory. In Seattle, that’s helped keep prices surprisingly stable even as listings increase. On the Eastside, the shift has been a little more noticeable — buyers have more options now, which means pricing and presentation matter more than ever. The homes that come out dialed-in are still moving quickly, while others are taking their time.

Stranger Things creator, Matt Duffer, has a pretty sweet bathroom 😏
03/10/2026

Stranger Things creator, Matt Duffer, has a pretty sweet bathroom 😏

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