Green & Co Realty / Windermere

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06/18/2026

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06/14/2026

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Seattle is one of those markets where local knowledge genuinely matters.A lot.Two homes a few blocks apart can have comp...
06/08/2026

Seattle is one of those markets where local knowledge genuinely matters.

A lot.

Two homes a few blocks apart can have completely different long-term trajectories based on views, light, traffic patterns, zoning, schools, or future development nearby.

That’s why buyers need more than access to inventory.

They need context.

Helping buyers understand those nuances is one of the most important parts of my job.

Buying in Seattle requires more than scrolling listings.The nuance here matters.Two homes with similar price points can ...
06/04/2026

Buying in Seattle requires more than scrolling listings.

The nuance here matters.

Two homes with similar price points can perform very differently long term depending on location, builder quality, views, future development, and neighborhood positioning.

That’s why buyers trust advisors who bring context—not just access.

I spend a lot of time helping buyers understand the “why” behind value so they can make smarter decisions with confidence.

That’s where trust comes from.

Most buyers don’t need more listings.They need perspective.Especially in Seattle, where a home’s long-term value is infl...
06/01/2026

Most buyers don’t need more listings.

They need perspective.

Especially in Seattle, where a home’s long-term value is influenced by much more than square footage or finishes.

Neighborhood dynamics, views, light exposure, lot positioning, future development, and builder quality all matter here.

That’s why my approach has always been simple:
educate first, guide honestly, and help buyers make smart long-term decisions.

Trust isn’t built through pressure.
It’s built through clarity.

One of the biggest mistakes relocation buyers make in Seattle?Assuming this market works like NYC.It doesn’t.Seattle is ...
05/28/2026

One of the biggest mistakes relocation buyers make in Seattle?

Assuming this market works like NYC.

It doesn’t.

Seattle is smaller, more neighborhood-driven, and heavily influenced by geography, views, and development patterns.

A few things buyers consistently underestimate:

• How different each neighborhood feels
• How important lot positioning and views can be
• How fast good homes still move
• How much new construction quality varies
• How future development impacts value

For example:
Magnolia and Ballard may look close on a map… but they offer completely different lifestyles.

And in Seattle, price per square foot alone rarely tells the full story.

Water views, alley access, lot potential, ADU/DADU flexibility, school zones, elevation, and future growth patterns all matter here.

Especially if you’re buying long term.

That’s why local insight matters more than most buyers realize.

As someone with roots in New York and deep experience in Seattle real estate, I help buyers bridge both perspectives and avoid expensive mistakes.

If you’re relocating to Seattle and trying to figure out where—and what—to buy, feel free to reach out.

05/26/2026

From one underutilized Seattle lot → a modern multi-home opportunity.

At 34th Ave W & W Dravus/W Bertona, the vision is officially taking shape:
• SFR 2X

This is the future of Seattle housing - smarter density, thoughtful design, and maximizing land in premier neighborhoods without sacrificing lifestyle.

Excited to watch this one rise from the ground up.

Choosing the right Seattle neighborhood isn’t just about price point.It’s about how you want to live.That’s the biggest ...
05/25/2026

Choosing the right Seattle neighborhood isn’t just about price point.

It’s about how you want to live.

That’s the biggest adjustment I see with buyers relocating from NYC.

In New York, people often search by borough first.
In Seattle, micro-neighborhoods completely change the experience.

A few things I tell relocation buyers to think about early:

• Do you want walkability or privacy?
• Water views or easier commute access?
• Historic charm or newer construction?
• Quiet residential streets or more energy nearby?

Because in Seattle, traffic patterns, elevation, bridges, and geography impact daily life more than most people expect.

And neighborhoods that seem “close” on a map can feel completely different in reality.

For example:
Magnolia feels calm and residential.
Ballard is more vibrant and walkable.
Queen Anne blends classic Seattle charm with skyline views.

There’s no “best” neighborhood.
There’s only the best fit for your lifestyle.

That’s why local insight matters here.

If you’re considering a move to Seattle and want help narrowing down the right areas, send me a DM. Happy to help.

Most people moving from NYC to Seattle think they’re just changing cities.They’re not.They’re changing pace.Priorities.S...
05/21/2026

Most people moving from NYC to Seattle think they’re just changing cities.

They’re not.

They’re changing pace.
Priorities.
Space.
Even the way they live day to day.

In NYC, you optimize for proximity.
In Seattle, you optimize for lifestyle.

That’s why neighborhood selection here matters more than most relocation buyers realize.

A few blocks can completely change:
• walkability
• views
• light
• privacy
• long-term value

And if you’re buying new construction in Seattle, understanding builder quality matters just as much as location.

Seattle isn’t NYC with trees.
It’s a completely different rhythm.

As someone with deep ties to both cities, I help relocation buyers understand the nuance before they buy—not after.

If you’re considering a move from NYC → Seattle, send me a DM. I’d be happy to help you make sense of the market..

Market Report - May 2026-Seattle’s housing market is shifting.Ballard, Queen Anne, and Magnolia are all seeing rising i...
05/21/2026

Market Report - May 2026
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Seattle’s housing market is shifting.

Ballard, Queen Anne, and Magnolia are all seeing rising inventory, longer days on market, and buyers becoming far more selective than they were a year ago.

• Ballard is moving toward a more balanced market with inventory surging and buyers negotiating harder.
• Queen Anne is showing the strongest signs of slowdown, giving buyers significantly more leverage.
• Magnolia continues to hold relatively strong thanks to limited supply and steady demand.

The biggest story?
Inventory is up across the board - which means pricing strategy, presentation, and positioning matter more than ever.

And while interest rates continue to shape buyer behavior, one principle still holds true:
Marry the purchase price. Date the interest rate.

Rates can change.
The right opportunity and the right neighborhood are much harder to recreate later.

If you’re considering buying or selling in Seattle this year, let’s talk through what this market shift means for your specific goals.

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2636 NW Market Street
Seattle, WA
98107

Telephone

+19178733497

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