Annette Nitz

01/05/2026

Are you old school?
Visual?
In need of a paper calendar?

I will send it to you! Just DM me your address and it will be right out to you!

PA - it’s okay if you want more than one!

12/03/2025

This why I do what I do.

Young adults think there isn’t a pathway to homeownership with the inflated west coast prices. Having helped many into ownership over the years it really solidifies community, commitment and family.

Now insert corporations buying homes and building communities, blowing out of the water the American Home Ownership dream.

This article describes the housing problem well - more education is needed. One should not have to be a renter their entire life.

In early 2024, a young couple in Atlanta thought they finally had a shot. Three bedrooms, a patch of grass, the kind of place you could see…

10/30/2025

Kitsap County Washington’s 90 day Real Estate snap shot shows currently shows a balanced market between buyers and sellers.

* Average of 376 closed sales

* Average of 493 pending sales (Under contract)

* 822 active listings

* 2 months of inventory

* Average 38 days on market

* Homes selling for 97% of list price

Let my expertise help you with your next move!

09/27/2025

Many of the homeowners in our area has an interest rate under 3%.
This is shared from Matthew Gardner, a PNW economist that keeps us all on track.

The FHFA just released U.S. residential mortgage data for the second quarter of 2025, and it made for some interesting reading. Unsurprisingly, the share of homeowners who have a mortgage rate of below 3% has dropped; however, just over one fifth (20.4%) still benefit from the ultra-low rates seen in 2021. The maps show the share of owners in the States where most homeowners who have rates at or below 3% reside, as well as the share in each of the 9 US census divisions.

09/13/2025

Sellers and those thinking about selling their properties, realize we are returning to a more normal market.

About half of homes are selling for under their asking price right now.

While that feels very different from the past few years, it’s actually a return to what’s considered normal for the market.

And the sellers who succeed today are the ones who recognize this shift. They price smart from day one, make their home stand out, and stay flexible when buyers ask for give-and-take.

You need to plan for the market we’re in, not the one we saw a few years back. And I can help.

Want to know what I think your house would sell for today? DM me.

07/28/2025

The market is not crashing, it is adjusting.
Now, more than ever, Sellers need to listen and follow the recommendations of the Broker they hire to have a successful sale of their property,

I can navigate this change for you.
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Foreclosure headlines are making noise again – and they’re designed to stir up fear to get you to read them. Here’s some data that can put the numbers into perspective.

For context, only 1 in every 758 homes had a foreclosure filing in the first half of 2025 (that’s 0.13%). But during the crash? Back in 2010, Mortgage News Daily says it was 1 in every 45. That’s a big difference.

So, don’t let the headlines scare you. I’ve got the data that can replace fear with facts. This isn’t a sign of trouble – and we’re nowhere near crash levels, no matter what the headlines seem to say.

DM me your questions, or if you want to know how this impacts the value of your home.

07/19/2025

Open this weekend - Saturday July 20th from 11-4 and Sunday July 21 Noon-2

This 2251 square feet Single Family home has 5 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. It is located at 7300 McCormick Woods Drive SW, Pt Orchard, WA.

06/16/2025

Real estate market in Silverdale is changing - check out the numbers below.

If you want specifics on your property, I am happy to get chat with you.

06/12/2025

Have you heard?
There are more homes for sale.
And that means more options for your move compared to the same time last year. But how much inventory has recovered is going to vary. In some areas, we’re back at more normal levels. But in others? We’ve still got a ways to go. This visual breaks it down: - There are more homes for sale than a year ago in every region (the blue bars). - In the South and West, inventory is just above pre-pandemic levels (the green bars). - But in the Northeast and Midwest? It’s still below normal, even though it’s growing (the red bars). The market might be starting to rebalance as inventory grows, but what’s happening in your neighborhood could be very different from what’s happening nationally.
This is why working with a local expert matters.
Let's talk about how our area compares and what it means for your next move.