September 18, 2017
I'm Ready To Downsize But How Do I Start?
Posted in Buying and Selling by Windermere Guest Author
Are you thinking about downsizing but don’t know how to make the tricky transition work? How do you buy a new place before you sell your current home?
Read More >
September 15, 2017
Windermere and the Seahawks are Back for Another Season to #TackleHomelessness!
Posted in Seahawks, Community, and Windermere Foundation by Shelley Rossi
All of us at Windermere are very excited to kick off our second season as the Official Real Estate Company of the Seattle Seahawks! Once again, our #tacklehomelessness campaign is front-and-center, with the Windermere Foundation donating $100 for every Seahawks home-game tackle during the 2017 season to YouthCare.
Read More >
September 13, 2017
Angels In The Cockpit
Posted in Community by Guest Author
The following article appears in the August issue of Alaska Airline’s inflight magazine, Alaska Beyond, and features Windermere CEO, Geoff Wood, who currently serves as the Chairman of the Board of Angel Flight West, an organization whose volunteer pilots fly families in need of vital medical treatment.
Read More >
September 08, 2017
Welcome to the New Windermere Living Experience
Posted in Perspectives by Jill Jacobi Wood, OB Jacobi & Geoff Wood
If you regularly receive Windermere Living magazine, you might notice something a little different about this issue. That’s because we’ve given the magazine a total redesign to better reflect Windermere’s passion for community, connection, and inspired living.
Read More >
September 06, 2017
How to Get Back to a Balanced Housing Market
Posted in Economics 101 Videos by Matthew Gardner, Chief Economist, Windermere Real Estate
The housing market, especially on the West Coast is out of balance. Windermere's Chief Economist talks about why we are experiencing an affordable housing crisis, and how the market can gain equilibrium again, benefiting both home buyers and sellers.
Read More >
August 30, 2017
What You Should Know About Load Codes for Your Home Project
Posted in Houzz.com by Houzz.com
Anyone who has built, designed or remodeled a home has heard the term “built to code” and people saying, “The code requires it to be like that.” And when we hear things like this, we tend to think we’re getting a house designed and built to the highest standard.
Read More >
August 29, 2017
Housing Supply is an Issue that Will Not Improve Any Time Soon and Here’s Why
Posted in Market News by Matthew Gardner, Chief Economist, Windermere Real Estate
There are two common concerns about the housing market that one hears from both consumers and real estate professionals alike. First, they question whether or not we are on the brink of another housing bubble, and second, they want to know why there aren’t more homes for sale.
Read More >
August 28, 2017
Housing Supply is an Issue that Will Not Improve Any Time Soon and Here’s Why
Posted in Market News by Matthew Gardner, Chief Economist, Windermere Real Estate
There are two common concerns about the housing market that one hears from both consumers and real estate professionals alike. First, they question whether or not we are on the brink of another housing bubble, and second, they want to know why there aren’t more homes for sale.
Read More >
August 25, 2017
How Homeownership Impacts the U.S. Economy
Posted in Economics 101 Videos by Matthew Gardner, Chief Economist, Windermere Real Estate
Windermere's Chief Economist, Matthew Gardner, explains how a strong, stable housing market is critically important to the overall U.S. economy.
Read More >
August 24, 2017
Windermere Offices Help Fulfill Back-to-School Needs
Posted in Windermere Foundation by Marilou Ubungen
For school supplies alone, the average spend per child is $104, which can be a lot for parents who are having difficulties just trying to make ends meet. Thankfully, through donations from the Windermere Foundation, many of our Windermere offices are able to support local nonprofit organizations that provide backpacks, supplies, and other back-to-school necessities to children in need.
Read More >
