The Sunny Company Real Estate

01/11/2026

Real Estate Done Different.

At The Sunny Company we don’t rush people through homes — we invite them into an experience. We create spaces where you can breathe, wander, and genuinely imagine your life unfolding. From chilled waters and sparkling refreshments to thoughtfully crafted print brochures, every detail is curated to make you feel at ease.

We want you to slow down, settle in, and truly feel the space.

This is lifestyle real estate, done intentionally.

That’s the Sunny difference.

01/11/2026

How Middle Housing Really Works — And What Our Outlier East of Market Kirkland Project Proves About Real Land Value

Middle housing is reshaping what’s possible for homeowners across Washington and Arizona. Duplexes, triplexes, cottage clusters, ADUs, and DADUs have expanded what can be built on a single parcel and opened the door to entirely new buyer pools. But with that excitement has come a wave of misinform...

06/02/2025

"Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail."* – Ralph Waldo Emerson

Innovation, leadership, and personal growth thrive when we dare to step into the unknown. Whether in business or life, the greatest successes come from forging new paths rather than following the crowd.

What bold moves are you making today? Let’s inspire each other! 🔥

03/07/2025

🏡 **FREE TREATS & DREAMY HOMES!** 🏡

Because house hunting should be a treat and not a trick! 🍬💧✨

🔑 **Open House Extravaganza!** 🔑

📅 **Date:** March 8, 2025
Saturday
🕒 **Time:** 12:00 AM - 2:00 PM
📍 **Location: 7757 11 Ave NW Seattle WA

What's in it for you?
- 🏠 Mind-blowing new and remodeled spaces (we're talking major wow-factor).
- 🍬 Free candy (because adulting is hard and candy makes it better).
- 💧 Voss water and Perrier sparkling water (hydrate like a VIP).

No need to RSVP, just bring your sense of humor and a sweet tooth. Who knows, you might just find the home of your dreams while munching on some delicious treats.

See you there! Or don't, but you'll be missing out on free candy... Just saying. 🏠✨

https://whittiermorningview.com/
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02/24/2025

Ascend to unparalleled elegance in this exquisite 2025 remodel, majestically situated in Whittier H. With its sleek exterior, this modern masterpiece welcomes you into an oasis of refined finishes and a floorplan crafted for the most distinguished entertaining. The living room exudes sophistication with a gas fireplace adorned with an intricate tile surround, custom built-ins, and luxurious wainscoting, setting the tone for elegance.

The primary suite is a sanctuary of splendor, featuring soaring vaulted ceilings and lavish ensuite bathroom, epitomizing dream-like opulence. Arrive to the upper level and be captivated by a loft with an exquisite wet bar and a rooftop deck that offers enchanting glimpses of the Seattle skyline. Lower level ADU.

MLS #2335591
7757 11 Ave NW
Seattle WA

6 Bed 4 Bath 3,752 SF

www.whittiermorningview.com

12/19/2024

Brand new carpet, fresh paint, shiny appliances - what’s not to love about buying new construction?

While that new home feel is intoxicating, buying new construction can be tricky without some initial know-how. So you can experience all the pros and none of the pitfalls, here are three mistakes to avoid when purchasing a new construction home.

1. **Failing to research the area ahead of time**. It’s easy to fall in love with a neighborhood and floor plan before doing your due diligence about the surrounding community. Ask around to assess what’s happening (or not happening!) in the area that may impact your home’s value down the road.
2. **Not thoroughly vetting your builder/developer.** A builder can make or break your experience buying new construction, so make sure you do your research. And don’t just take his word for it - ask for referrals, read online reviews, and talk to your agent about what they know.
3. **Waiving the home inspection**. Heads up! Newer homes can have just as many problems as older homes, so don't waive the home inspection. It can alert you to things your builder overlooked or didn't properly complete.

Do you have experience buying new construction? What do you wish you would have known beforehand? Share in the comments!