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Uncategorized When Is a Home Seller Paid? Understanding the Closing Process When Is a Home Seller Paid? Understanding the Closing Process by Windermere Staff A successful home sale doesn’t end with an accepted offer. Behind every closing is a carefully coordinated process involving escrow, title, lenders, and legal documentation-all working together to ensure ownership is transferred securely and funds are distributed correctly. Knowing what happens during the […]
Uncategorized Pros and Cons of Buying New Construction Pros and Cons of Buying New Construction by Windermere Staff For many buyers, there’s something exciting about being the first person to live in a home. New construction offers modern layouts, updated finishes, and the opportunity to start fresh without taking on someone else’s renovation projects. While buying a newly built home has plenty of advantages, it […]
Uncategorized Private listings are creating a buyer problem. How will we solve it? Private listings are creating a buyer problem. How will we solve it? by OB Jacobi This article was originally published by Inman News on July 27, 2026.  The House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Administrative State, Regulatory Reform, and Antitrust just sent letters to Compass CEO Robert Reffkin and Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED) CEO Rebecca Jensen, demanding briefings on the […]
Uncategorized Pocket Neighborhoods: The Growing Community-Focused Housing Trend Pocket Neighborhoods: The Growing Community-Focused Housing Trend by Windermere Staff For many homebuyers, finding the right home isn’t just about square footage or the number of bedrooms-it’s about finding a place that feels connected. And as more people prioritize walkability, thoughtful design, and stronger neighborhood connections, a unique style of community has continued gaining attention: […]
Uncategorized Simple Steps for Maintaining Air Quality in Your Home Simple Steps for Maintaining Air Quality in Your Home by Windermere Staff   Most of us tend to think of air pollution as something that occurs outdoors where car exhaust and factory fumes proliferate, but there’s such a thing as indoor air pollution, too.  Since the 1950s, the number of synthetic chemicals used in products […]
Uncategorized Home Appraisals Explained: What Sellers Should Expect Home Appraisals Explained: What Sellers Should Expect by Windermere Staff If you’re selling your home, there’s a good chance you’ll hear the word appraisal shortly after accepting an offer. While it may feel like just another step in the transaction, a home appraisal plays an important role in many home sales, especially when a buyer […]
Uncategorized What is a Buyer’s Market? What is a Buyer’s Market? by Windermere Staff Much can be determined about the conditions of a local real estate market by examining supply and demand. When the supply of available homes exceeds buyer demand, it’s known as a buyer’s market. Reduced listing prices, longer days on market, and an increase in price reductions are […]
Uncategorized A Guide to Remodeling Your Bathroom: Costs, Ideas, and ROI for Homeowners A Guide to Remodeling Your Bathroom: Costs, Ideas, and ROI for Homeowners by Windermere Staff There are a variety of reasons that a homeowner may decide to remodel their bathroom; they could be looking to increase the value of their home for a future sale, they may have discovered repairs that need to be made, or […]
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Uncategorized Moving Checklist: A Step-by-Step Guide to the Moving Process Moving Checklist: A Step-by-Step Guide to the Moving Process by Windermere Staff Moving is an exciting milestone, but it also comes with a long list of tasks and deadlines to manage, especially if you’re buying and selling a home at the same time. Whether you’re moving across town or across the country, staying organized can help […]
Uncategorized Mortgage Types 101: Understanding Your Home Loan Options Mortgage Types 101: Understanding Your Home Loan Options by Windermere Staff Buying a home comes with plenty of exciting milestones like touring properties, envisioning your future space, and making an offer. But before you get the keys, there’s one piece of the process that often feels the most intimidating: financing. From fixed-rate loans and adjustable-rate […]
Uncategorized The Value of Home Staging The Value of Home Staging by Shelley Rossi       When you put your home on the market, you want it to sell quickly and for the best possible price. Staging your property can help you do both. Below, you will find tips that can help you showcase your home’s strong points, minimize its […]
Uncategorized Windermere Cup Returns for its 40th Year Windermere Cup Returns for its 40th Year by Windermere Staff For four decades, the Windermere Cup has brought together world-class rowing, Seattle tradition, and community celebration on the shores of the Montlake Cut. This year’s 40th annual Windermere Cup weekend carried that legacy forward in memorable fashion, with exciting international competition, a sold-out Party on the Cut, and […]
Uncategorized Spring Cleaning Checklist for a Cleaner, Healthier Home Spring Cleaning Checklist for a Cleaner, Healthier Home by Windermere Staff Many of us spend a significant amount of time at home, and as spring arrives with longer days and fresh air, it’s often the moment when small things start to stand out. A little dust here, some clutter there-it all adds up. Spring cleaning […]
Uncategorized What to Fix Before Selling Your Home What to Fix Before Selling Your Home by KeeleyShaye Hill Preparing your home for the market can feel stressful, especially when you start noticing every small imperfection. The good news is that not every issue needs to be addressed before listing. A few thoughtful updates can go a long way toward helping your home show […]
Uncategorized Numbers to Know: Why Mortgage Rates Are Rising Again Numbers to Know 3/23/26: Why Mortgage Rates Are Rising Again by Windermere Staff This is the latest in a series of videos with Windermere Principal Economist Jeff Tucker, where he delivers the key economic numbers to follow to keep you well-informed about what’s going on in the real estate market. The first news this week […]
Uncategorized How Long do Appliances and Household Fixtures Last? How Long do Appliances and Household Fixtures Last? by Windermere Staff Every home is made up of dozens of moving parts, and none of them last forever. From appliances and flooring to roofing and siding, every component has a general life expectancy. Knowing how long these items typically last can help homeowners plan for repairs, […]
Uncategorized What is American Country Interior Design? How to Create a Warm, Timeless Home What is American Country Interior Design? How to Create a Warm, Timeless Home by KeeleyShaye Hill American Country style captures something many homeowners are craving: warmth, authenticity, and a sense of home that feels both personal and timeless. Rooted in rural American heritage, this design aesthetic celebrates simplicity, functionality, and craftsmanship. It’s cozy without feeling cluttered, […]
Uncategorized Why Reels Are the New Curb Appeal Why Reels Are the New Curb Appeal by Windermere Staff In real estate, we all know how important first impressions are. For decades, curb appeal has been the gold standard for catching a buyer’s attention-but today, those first impressions are happening online, often in under 30 seconds. As more buyers scroll listings on their phones […]
Uncategorized Small Town Revival: Why Everyone’s Moving Back to Main Street Small Town Revival: Why Everyone’s Moving Back to Main Street by Windermere Staff After decades of city living being the goal, a fresh trend is emerging. More and more people-especially young adults-are reimagining what “home” looks like, and that picture is starting to look a lot like small-town life. From coast to coast, smaller communities […]
Uncategorized Top Home Design Trends to Know in 2026 Top Home Design Trends to Know in 2026 by Windermere Staff Design trends have always reflected more than style. They reflect how people want to live. And as we move into 2026, home design continues to shift away from one-size-fits-all aesthetics and toward spaces that feel intentional, expressive, and more personal. After several years shaped […]