The Specialist in Seattle Real Estate
Everyone has thoughts about what the Downtown Seattle Waterfront should look like one the Alaska Way Viaduct is demolished. Many people, from businesses to developers have been excited about the fantastic views that are going to open up. But guess what? It’s going to cost you! That’s right, the City of Seattle plans on taxing …
The refurbished lobby and observatory will open to the public from today (August 25, 2016) for all to enjoy. Tickets range from $10-$19.14 for the “Legends of Smith Tower Interactive Tour” This self-guided tour combines factual history and local legends and adds some humorous entertaining value. It focuses on early prohibition and technology in Seattle. …
One of my fondest childhood memories of visiting the Seattle Center as a kid was riding up and down the Bubbleator and visualizing a Jetson-like-reality in my future. I remember being saddened to learn the Bubblator had been sold off to, ironically, a Seattle P-I employee to be used as a greenhouse in Des Moines. …
With inventory being so low right now in the U-District, Duncan Place Condos is creating quite the buzz. Construction has just began but they are anticipating occupancy in early 2009. Located just above 45th Ave NE on 8th, the 6 story complex will feature 63 units, offering studios, one bedrooms, and two bedrooms. The building …
When most of us visit the International district, our purpose is usually going for the famous Chinese dim sum, some traditional Chinese sweet pastries, and the different varieties of fruits and vegetables you can get at the stores. Many of us, like myself, usually pass by the historic East Kong Yick building where the Wing …