The Price of Experience in Real Estate: $25,000 Per House
In a hot market like this, it certainly seems like many sellers wonder how much value a listing agent brings to the table. When you list a home, if it's in good condition, and priced right, it's easy to...
Additional Dwelling Units Approved in Bellingham
The city has approved ADU's (Additional Dwelling Unit's..also referred to as backyard Cottage homes) through out the city of Bellingham. This is big news, and a move made to allow for more in-fill in the city....
Seattle Among Most Polluted, Bellingham Cleanest
According to the latest study by www.Lung.Org, Bellingham is ranked #3 in the country for cleanest U.S. Cities for Ozone Air Pollution, and #7 for cleanest U.S. cities for short term particle pollution....
Whatcom County Market Update Now vs. 2006
As of March 2018, home prices are up 11% over the last year, and the market continues to be as strong as ever. The average single family home price is up to $345,000 in Whatcom County, and $397,000 in...
Acid Ball Moved as Part of Bellingham Waterfront Project. And it’s Going to be Great.
The "Acid Ball" has officially moved to it's new home base, at what will be part of the new Waypoint Park. This is part of the city's waterfront project, that will include the new park, the renovation of the...
Whatcom County Has Water Again
If you owned a parcel of land in Whatcom County (outside of city limits), and had no access to a water association share, you were unable to drill a private well in recent years. The...
Bellingham Ranks #1 in Job Growth in New Report
King 5 news just reported Bellingham ranked #1 in the nation in job growth year over year, with a 5.5% increase in the labor force. After doing some more research, it looks like the numbers used for...
Is there jobs to support the home values in Bellingham?
With home prices increasing at double digit rates over the last 2 years, and rents increasing at similar rates, I often get asked questions about where the money is coming from to support these price...
