MY REAL ESTATE BLOG

For many homeowners, reaching 55 doesn't mean slowing down. It may mean finally having more time for travel, hobbies, friends, family and everything else that got squeezed into the margins during the busy years. That is one reason 55+ and active adult communities have become an appealing option for buyers throughout the Seattle and Puget Sound area. But is a 55+ community right for you?

Build Your Dream! Here's What to Know Before Buying Bare Land

Do You Need a Realtor When Buying a New Construction Home? The Answer May Surprise You.

When people think about living in the Seattle area, cities like Bellevue, Kirkland, or Edmonds often come to mind first. But just 30 miles north of Seattle lies a waterfront community that quietly offers an incredible quality of life, beautiful scenery, and endless opportunities for adventure.

But behind every successful transaction is a tremendous amount of work that often goes unnoticed.

One of the best things about Pacific Northwest summers isn't just the warm weather—it's the extra daylight. Whether you're looking for a quiet waterfront bench, a scenic beach, or a favorite overlook, the Seattle area offers unforgettable places to end the day with a spectacular sunset.

If you've been following real estate headlines lately, you may be wondering what's really happening in the housing market. Are homes flying off the shelves? Are prices falling? Is it a buyer's market or a seller's market? As it turns out, the answer may be: it depends.

In most real estate transactions, buyers and sellers enter a period during which certain conditions must still be satisfied before the sale becomes final. These conditions are called contingencies.

The Pacific Northwest offers an incredible variety of homes, and these two new listings from the Remington-Crispeno Team showcase some of the very best. Whether you're searching for effortless single-level living, breathtaking views, modern amenities, or a peaceful setting close to everyday conveniences, these homes deserve a closer look.

If you’re spending the weekend in the greater Seattle metropolitan area, here are a few meaningful ways to honor the day and enjoy the beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

Tucked between Seattle and the Eastside tech hubs, Bothell has quietly become one of the most desirable places to live in the region—offering the perfect balance of convenience, community, and natural beauty.

If you’ve spent any time in Seattle, you know one thing for sure—this is a sports town. And while football and baseball have long held the spotlight, there’s a newer love in town that’s growing fast… Hockey.

Because in real estate, you only get one chance to make a first impression. And today, that impression almost always starts online.

A few small steps now can make a big difference heading into summer: Clear out winter debris and fallen branches Tackle moss and weeds before they take over Edge and trim to bring your yard back into shape Power wash patios, decks, and walkway. Clean out gutters (yes, again—it’s the PNW)

Located just north of Seattle along the Puget Sound, Edmonds offers a unique blend of coastal charm, community feel, and everyday convenience that’s hard to find elsewhere.

If you’ve been watching the headlines lately, you’ve probably heard a lot of noise about rising interest rates, shifting markets, and uncertainty. But what’s actually happening on the ground here in the Seattle area?

If you’ve been dreaming of life near the water with beautiful neighborhoods, convenient amenities, and the charm of the Pacific Northwest, two exciting new listings have just arrived in Edmonds.

On this week’s episode of Street Talk, Chris Davies sat down with Carmen “CC” Crispeno of RE/MAX and Gail Wolfinger of FirstMark Insurance to unpack exactly what’s happening — both nationally and here in the Pacific Northwest.

In the Seattle area, hiking trails, waterfront paths, and forested parks aren’t vacation plans. They’re part of everyday life.

If you’re moving to Edmonds, Washington, school quality is often a factor in neighborhood selection. Edmonds is primarily served by the Edmonds School District, which educates 20,000+ students across 34 schools in south Snohomish County.