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Washington Real Estate Spring Is Almost Here: A Fresh Start for Your Home It’s starting to feel like spring is right around the corner, and after a long winter it always feels good to open the windows, let some fresh air in, and give the house a little reset. For many of us, spring cleaning and a little home maintenance go hand in hand. It doesn’t have to […]
Washington Real Estate Rates Are Back Under 6% — Here’s Why That Matters There’s been a lot of conversation lately about mortgage rates, and for good reason. You may have seen conventional loan rates have recently dipped just below 6%, and FHA and VA loans are even lower. In today’s market, that’s significant. We haven’t seen rates this low in quite some time. I know many buyers are […]
Things to See in Washingon A Perfect First Trip to Woodinville Wine Country This past weekend, I took my first-ever trip to Woodinville, and it was also my first time wine tasting in Washington. Let me just say—Woodinville is such a great spot for a quick, easy getaway, especially if you love good wine, good food, and not having to overthink logistics. We stayed at Willows Lodge, which […]
Washington Real Estate Starting 2026: A Look At Our Local Real Estate Market As we settle into the start of 2026, I’ve been getting a lot of the same questions from clients and friends alike: What’s happening with the market right now? Is it a good time to buy or sell? The short answer—things are moving, but they’re doing so with a little more balance than we’ve seen […]
Events in the Area A Week at the Capitol: Charlie as a Legislative Page This past week was a pretty memorable one for our family, especially for my son Charlie. He had the opportunity to serve as a Legislative Page at the Washington State Capitol in Olympia, and it was such a cool experience for him to step into something completely new. The days started early — really early. […]
Events in the Area New Year, New Eats: What’s Coming to Gig Harbor One of the things I love about a new year is seeing what’s changing around town—especially when it comes to food and local businesses. Gig Harbor does a great job of holding onto its small-town charm, but it’s also fun to see new spots open their doors (and give us new excuses to eat out). […]
Washington Real Estate Looking Ahead to 2026 As we settle into a new year, I always like to pause and look ahead—not with a crystal ball, but with solid data and realistic expectations. Windermere’s Principal Economist, Jeff Tucker, recently released his 2026 real estate forecast, and while it may not scream headline-grabbing drama, that’s actually good news. A calmer, more balanced market […]
Washington Real Estate The Power of Referrals: A Grateful Start to the New Year As we start a new year, I always like to pause for a moment and reflect on the year behind us. One thing that stands out more than anything else is how fortunate I am to receive referrals from friends, family, past clients, and even other real estate agents. Referrals are incredibly meaningful. They aren’t […]
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Events in the Area A Little Holiday Magic at Ancich Park 🎅🐾 If you were anywhere near Ancich Park last weekend, you may have noticed something extra festive going on. Every year in Gig Harbor, there’s a great tradition of free photos with Santa, and this year the event found a new home at Ancich Park. In the past, the photos were held at Donkey Creek Park. […]
Washington Real Estate Pierce County Housing Market Update: What the Last 12 Months of Inventory Tell Us If you’ve been keeping an eye on the Pierce County real estate market, you may have noticed things feel a little different than they did earlier this year. Looking at inventory trends from the past 12 months helps tell a clearer story of where the market has been — and where it may be heading […]
Events in the Area Winter Maintenance Tips to Keep Your PNW Home Safe & Comfortable Winter has officially arrived in the Pacific Northwest, which usually means colder temperatures, heavier rain, windstorms, and the occasional power outage. A little preparation now can save a lot of stress (and money) later. Here are some simple winter maintenance reminders to help keep your home healthy, safe, and comfortable through the colder months. Insulate […]
Crazy Times Thanksgiving: Food, Family, and a Good Power Nap Everyone celebrates Thanksgiving a little differently. Some people host big gatherings with friends and family, some keep it small, and some families operate on a strict schedule dictated entirely by football kick-off times. But no matter how you celebrate, there’s one universal truth about Thanksgiving: it all revolves around the food. Over the last few […]
Events in the Area A Saturday Stroll, Local Shops, and a Proud Dad Moment in Gig Harbor Last Saturday, Downtown Gig Harbor hosted one of my favorite community events: Shop the Harbor. If you’ve never been, picture the most walkable, scenic street in town lined with small businesses—some you know well and others you’ve probably walked past a dozen times without ever stepping inside (guilty). You can buy a ticket for perks […]
Washington Real Estate Why Open Houses Still Matter in Real Estate Open houses have been a long-standing part of real estate — some people love them, others wonder if they really make a difference. As an agent who’s hosted plenty of them over the years, I can tell you this: open houses still have a lot of value when done right. 1. More exposure for the […]
Events in the Area Trick-or-Treating in the Rain: Halloween in Gig Harbor 🎃 Halloween in Gig Harbor is always one of those small-town events that just feels special. Every year, downtown closes off Harborview Drive so kids can safely trick-or-treat from business to business in the early afternoon. The sidewalks and streets are packed with families, costumes, and candy. It’s a great way for the community to come […]
Crazy Times When the Wind Howls and Branches Fall: A Homeowner’s Quick Guide This past weekend in Gig Harbor, we got hit with a pretty good storm. Heavy rain, strong wind, and plenty of fallen branches, some people even lost power for a bit. When I walked outside Sunday morning, the yard, and the road, looked like a tree had exploded with branches big and small everywhere. It […]
Washington Real Estate Fall Home Maintenance Tips for the PNW: A Little Prep Goes a Long Way You can feel it in the air—fall is here in the Pacific Northwest. The mornings are crisp, the leaves are turning, and the rain… well, it’s back. While it’s easy to get caught up in pumpkin spice and football season, it’s also the perfect time to tackle a few home maintenance tasks before winter settles […]
Washington Real Estate The Weirdest Place I’ve Ever Written an Offer In today’s world of real estate, technology makes things a whole lot easier. Almost every offer I write is done on a computer, then emailed to my clients for electronic signatures. It’s fast, efficient, and keeps the process moving. So, you might think the weirdest place I’ve ever written an offer would be somewhere like […]
Events in the Area A Day at Card Party 3 — When Charlie Became a Mini Celebrity This past Sunday, 10/5, my son Charlie and I took a trip up to the Seattle Convention Center for Card Party 3, a three-day Pokémon card event that ran from Friday through Sunday. We only went for the final day, but wow—what a day it was. When we first walked into the exhibit hall, I […]
Washington Real Estate Is Now the Time to Buy? A Look at Where the Market’s Heading The real estate market has been a little like a pitcher on the mound—you’re not always sure what’s coming next. Fastball? Curveball? Changeup? Lately though, mortgage rates have finally been throwing buyers a bit of a break. For the past month or so, rates have been trending down, and most predictions point to them continuing […]
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