Laura Halliday

06/18/2026

People often ask what makes Madison Park so special. For me, it's the balance.

The neighborhood offers a sense of tranquility that's increasingly rare in a major city, yet downtown Seattle, the waterfront, and the Eastside remain just minutes away. From morning strolls along the lake to neighborhood restaurants, independent shops, and generations of families who have chosen to stay here, Madison Park has a character that is difficult to replicate.

It's one of Seattle's most enduring neighborhoods, and one I feel fortunate to represent every day.

06/17/2026

Real estate marketing has changed dramatically during my career. Today, a home in Seattle can be discovered by a buyer in London, Singapore, Sydney, or New York within moments of being introduced to the market. That reach matters, particularly in the luxury space where buyers are often relocating, investing internationally, or searching for a very specific lifestyle. What hasn't changed is the importance of thoughtful representation. Technology may broaden the audience, but every transaction still comes down to relationships, trust, and understanding what matters most to the people involved.

06/16/2026

Seattle continues to grow, and the latest census estimates show the city added thousands of new residents over the past year.

Population growth doesn't automatically solve housing challenges, but it does reinforce something many of us see firsthand: Seattle remains a place where people want to live, work, and build their future. For homeowners, it's another indicator of the long-term appeal that continues to support our local market.

Despite much reporting on a population exodus from Washington, Seattle had one of the largest population gains among U.S. cities in 2025.

06/11/2026

Some homes offer a view. Others offer a front-row seat to one of Seattle's most iconic landscapes.

Perched above Lake Washington, this extraordinary penthouse residence captures sweeping views of the water, the Cascades, and the city skyline. Refined interiors, generous living spaces, and a location moments from Madison Park create an exceptional opportunity to experience waterfront living at its most effortless.

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06/10/2026

Most sellers spend plenty of time thinking about curb appeal during daylight hours. What often gets overlooked is how a home feels in the evening.

Many buyers drive through neighborhoods after work, when porch lights are glowing and landscaping is viewed in softer light. Simple improvements like pathway lighting, refreshed landscaping, and a welcoming front entry can make a meaningful difference in how a home is perceived before anyone steps inside.

Longer days mean more hours your home can be visible to prospective buyers—and you should never discount a buyer who stops by at night.

06/09/2026

A well-designed dressing room is one of those spaces that quietly elevates everyday life. Thoughtful lighting, beautiful storage, and a layout that makes getting ready feel effortless can have just as much impact as a stunning kitchen or primary suite.

This Sotheby's International Realty article explores how today's homeowners are creating dressing rooms that are both highly functional and beautifully personal. It's a lovely reminder that luxury often lives in the details.

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06/08/2026

I’m feeling incredibly humbled and grateful to be included among the 2026 RealTrends Verified rankings, recognizing the top 1.5% of real estate professionals in America. This honor is a meaningful reminder of the clients, friends, family, and community who have trusted me, supported me, and made this work so rewarding.

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06/06/2026

Madison Park is one of those beloved Seattle neighborhoods that reveals its value in the everyday rhythm of life: morning walks toward Lake Washington, children and dogs romping into the park, neighbors settling onto benches with a coffee in hand, and summer afternoons that naturally find their way to the beach. After years of watching Seattle’s most enduring neighborhoods evolve, I think Madison Park continues to stand apart because it offers something remarkably difficult to recreate: a true village feeling, a beautiful relationship to the water, and a sense of ease and place that makes city living feel both refined and deeply personal.

If you are ready to make Madison Park your home, I would be honored to help you find your place here.

🔗 www.laurahalliday.com

06/05/2026

Effortless lock-and-leave living, paired with uncompromising luxury.

New to market in Madison Park, this rare full-floor residence occupies the entire third level of an intimate, four-residence boutique building. Spanning 3,308 square feet, the expansive single-level home offers sweeping, unobstructed Lake Washington views, soaring ceilings, refined finishes, and a gracious open floor plan designed for both privacy and ease.

The 867-square-foot private terrace becomes an extension of the home itself, offering generous space for entertaining, dining outdoors, or simply enjoying the lake and sky in total privacy. Three beautifully appointed en-suite bedrooms provide comfort for both owners and guests, while three secure garage parking stalls, including EV charging, complete a truly turn-key lifestyle.

In Madison Park, luxury is not just measured in square footage. It is found in the ability to enjoy beloved restaurants, boutiques, coffee houses, and the lake, then return home to a residence that feels secure, elegant, and entirely effortless.

📍 2061 43rd Avenue E #300, Seattle
🏡 3 Beds | 3.5 Baths | 3,308 Sq. Ft.
🌳867 Sq. Ft. Private Terrace
🔓 3 Secure Parking Stalls | EV Charging
💲Offered at $5,995,000
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Please contact me to inquire about private showings and additional details.

05/29/2026

The Art of Going Nowhere and Everywhere.

For buyers that collect passport stamps as readily as they collect fine things, this extraordinary residence at the coveted Harvard & Highland asks only one thing of you: enjoy it when you're here, and forget about it completely when you're not.

Spanning a generous 2,279 square feet—with the scale and comfort of a private residence, and none of the maintenance theater—this is single-family living with a standing reservation. In an intimate, gated and secured building where neighbors are few and anonymity is effortless, lock the door, call the car, and go. When you are home, the rewards are considerable. Two fabulous terraces, embraced by mature vegetation views that sweep from landmark historic mansions to the iconic steeple of St. Mark's Cathedral, with glimpses of Lake Union shimmering beyond—a panorama that makes cocktail hour feel like an event.

Inside, a thoughtfully open floor plan flows from living room to dining to kitchen with the kind of seamless grace that makes entertaining look effortless—because here, it genuinely is. Lush, manicured grounds and private courtyards complete the picture. And the location? Minutes from the best of downtown Seattle—world-class dining, culture, and commerce—yet tucked into one of the city's most quietly prestigious enclaves. Secure. Sophisticated.

Completely self-sufficient. Just like its next owners.

📍 1188 Harvard Ave E #4, Seattle
🏡 2 Bedrooms | 2.5 Bathrooms | 2,279 Sq. Ft.
💲 Offered at $2,495,000
🤝 Co-listed with Katherine Halliday