Monthly Archives: October 2010

Wendy Hughes-Jelen stops by a 3.5 acre pocket park east of Sealth High School along the Longfellow Creek Legacy Trail to check on her former Native Plant Stewardship project, where she volunteered 100 hours of her time and organized large … Continue reading →

From today’s Realty Times Selling your home can be like a single person trying to get the attention of a prospective date–got to clean up, pour on the charm, and emphasize all those great assets. Read the Full Story

Everyone loves a good deal, especially these days. Some homes are short sales and require some patience and fortitude. Some are already bank owned so should move reasonably quickly. Although market rate priced homes are free and clear and ready … Continue reading →

Green homes are decked out for the holidays – Halloween that is. It’s the crisp days of fall in West Seattle, yet I still feel like I live in a resort town. The seagulls calling out make me feel as … Continue reading →

As the resident green agent in High Point, I wanted to give a quick update – we’re in the middle of the Fall selling season in West Seattle and there are some very nice single family homes, townhomes, condos, and even a carriage … Continue reading →

It is easy to get overwhelmed by all of the options for green home renovations, especially the larger, more expensive ones.  For a simpler approach to greening your home, improving your health, and saving energy and money, consider the following … Continue reading →