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Kenny G’s former Seattle estate lists for a record $85M

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Previously, the priciest listing in the greater Seattle area was a $60 million property listed about two years ago, which was also located in the Hunts Point community. Continue reading →

Brad Pitt buys historic D.L. James’ clifftop Carmel home for $40M

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The home is located atop a steep bluff on the oceanside of Highway 1. The deal marks one of the priciest to ever close in the Carmel area, according to local agents. Continue reading →

Tongue-tied when explaining your commission? You need this list

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In a tight economy, everything is getting a second look, including you. Agent Confidence Stimpson outlines her recommendations to advocate, explain and defend your commission Continue reading →

Bringing sexy back: How to get your listing noticed now

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The days of the hands-off, zero DOM market are over. According to broker Troy Palmquist, it’s time to get back to what we do best: Getting those listings noticed.
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These new MLS rules could kill future bombshell commission lawsuits

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A new policy by Northwest MLS offers a glimpse at changes that could make commissions easier to negotiate and more transparent. Trainer Bernice Ross outlines how widespread adoption of this policy change could help to circumvent current and future comm… Continue reading →

Don’t get it twisted: How to untangle the new market conditions and build back

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Some agents may be asking themselves if they can stomach another recession, while others are cheering it on. Before you get too far ahead of yourself, make sure your mindset isn’t twisted by taking these three steps. Continue reading →

Hamptons home slated for completion in 2024 seeks $50M

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The property, developed by renowned LA-based architect Roman James, will sit on seven acres of land at the highest point in Water Mill, New York, offering stunning 280-degree views. Continue reading →

The search is no exception: How website accessibility impacts blind and disabled consumers

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Make your property websites ADA compliant and fully accessible to all visually impaired Americans.  Website accessibility shows everyone that they matter and that their life’s experiences are represented.  Continue reading →

Circa 1960: What real estate agents need to know about housing styles in the 1960s

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Housing from the 1960s is characterized by innovations that made residential living more convenient than ever before. Broker Gerard Splendore offers insight into the historical and architectural roots of the decade’s home styles as part of his Circa se… Continue reading →

Ignore your MLS stats and head in the sand optimists

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Call it fear or call it curiosity; it seems everyone has an opinion about the market. Broker Jeff Glover offers his hot take that the current data may be misleading and that your local stats deserve a second look. Continue reading →