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A green home may be classified by LEED, Built Green, Energy Star or another 3rd Party classification. I thought I would highlight a few environmentally certified new construction projects and those still seeking some form of green building classification: Trace North/Trace Lofts – Capitol Hill Brix – Capitol Hill Rollin Street – South Lake Union Enso– South Lake Union Veer Lofts… [Continue Reading]
We just received an e-mail from Lorig Associates in regards to the status of 200 West Highland. Many of you have read about their recent foreclosure notice. As you will see below, the e-mail blast seems to want to assure pontential buyers and current owners that the project is stable and has potential to “weather… [Continue Reading]
For anyone considering the Cosmopolitan in Seattle, they must re-visit its past. As most of you know the Cosmo had an epic rise and fall all within 2 years. Read the italiasized text from a previous post of mine as a reminder and then follow along below to participate in a discussion about where the… [Continue Reading]
I was just notified that Leona on Queen Anne has one final unit for sale. This isn’t “breaking news” by any means, but it is worth noting that although the listing began at 1,495,000, it is now listed at $850,000. Its open on Thursday from 1-4pm if anyone wants to take a look. See the… [Continue Reading]
Ever wonder if buying a green home is a sound financial investment? A recent article in the Seattle Times discusses recent statistics and the benefits of buying a green home. It cites a study by GreenWorks Realty which reviewed the NWMLS King County condominium sales from September 2007 – May 2008 and included only new construction built in… [Continue Reading]
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