Those who are planning on moving to Canada, our neighbors in the north, after the 2016 election might have a harder time than they think. The interest in immigration to Canada was so overwhelming as the election results rolled in that the Canadian Immigration Website actually crashed, displaying a “500 – Internal server error” message for hours according to the Seattle PI.
Although immigration to Canada might seem like a viable option for those upset by the election results, the process and associated costs might stop you. Here is what you need to know.
In honor of the Presidential election last week, our Chapel Lane Estate listing was featured on King 5 News as Shoreline’s “presidential mansion.” The Shoreline Chapel Lane estate is listed for $5.8 million for good reason – it is rich with history as it was designed by Elizabeth Ayer, the first licensed female architect in the state of Washington, in 1928. Ayer’s work was greatly informed by her interest in classical architectural forms and European travel, as evidenced by the house’s enduring architectural details.
You want a real estate revolution? According to realtor.com, next year, more than half of all homes will be bought by first-time home buyers. It’s a huge shift from 2016. And here’s the kicker: Most of those newbies will be millennials.
Four years ago Edvard Munch was crowned the most expensive artist at auction. Fast forward to today and the Norwegian painter will take center stage again in NYC next month.
We are thrilled to share that our charming Wallingford Craftsman sold over the asking price and we could not be happier for our sellers.
Having been extensively remodeled, this home merges architectural detail with modern style. It has been carefully expanded and reorganized for today’s living, adding 845 square feet to include 2 additional bedrooms. Every surface has been touched and detailed with skill. Generous and light filled living spaces include living room with Batchelder Art Tile Fireplace and built-in book cases, notable millwork and spacious dining room grounded with warm hardwood floors. New and expanded Kitchen with welcoming Dutch door opens to a private yard. All new baths with supplicated finishes. High ceiling, wide hallways, ample storage. Close to cafes, shops, theaters and city access!
Marc Stiles reported in a recent Puget Sound Business Journal feature that “More than a fifth of renters in Seattle could afford to buy houses,” a fact that is contributing to the seemingly ever-rising cost to rent in Seattle.
This exquisite craftsman boasts an architectural guesthouse that creates a Zen-like harmony. It has been artfully transformed to provide lake and Mt. Rainier views from every major room. The main house offers large living, dining spaces and the generous master-suite opens to South West facing outdoor view terrace and English gardens. The guesthouse compliments, connecting to the main home with a colonnade and trellis. Exposed beamed voluminous ceilings, slider doors, zen soaking tub and carefully detailed interiors.
Sotheby’s International Realty Affiliates LLC today announced that Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty in Rhode Island has acquired local brokerage Coleman Realtors, LLC. The acquired firm will now operate as Mott & Chace Sotheby’s International Realty.
Eager homebuyers rallied during the first half of 2016 increasing unit absorption and median home prices by 48% and 28%, respectively according to analysis of Northwest Multiple Listing Service data released as of June 30th.
Weber + Thompson released some preliminary renderings of the lobby and plans for the ground level of NEXUS to include a boutique, 400 sq. ft. specialty coffee shop that’s open to the lobby, and a destination 2,800 sq. ft. restaurant and bar.
