It’s not unusual to find families working together in the real estate business.In fact, here at Abode we have four couples who are partnered full time in work and life (soon to be five!) But we don’t have any parent / child teams… YET!!We recently got a promising glimpse at the next generation of @theknicelygroup when Reagan stopped by with some friends by for a visit.We already see serious potential in their negotiation and marketing skills 😆 (They had no qualms about sitting on the couch for a photo in exchange for goldfish).

In 2022's first episode of Monday with Matthew, Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner takes a close look at two recent events—the spike in U.S. mortgage rates and Russia's invasion of Ukraine—and their potential ripple effects. He also provides his updated mortgage rates forecast for 2022.

Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardner talks about his top 10 market predictions for the upcoming 2022 year.

A few reminders of things you can do to safe warm & safe in freezing weather.

We're back to talk about the 7th Annual Community Dinner Kits! Each year, we collect funds that helps us provide families a special dinner. We are so grateful for our annual donors and volunteers. We served over 85 families last year and our goal is to serve as many families as we can for this year.

Get out and enjoy some local, family owned and operated farms the month of October for family fun! Here's a list of some Puget Sound area pumpkin patches with their fall activities, spooky events and event farms that include dogs.

Windermere Punt, Pass, Kick event at Lumen Field is an annual event put on by Windermere Real Estate.

Abodies in the Community

Windermere Economist Matthew Gardner provides a detailed look at the market and factors of the overall housing market.

Abodies are sharing some of their favorite, lesser known and local activities with our friends!

Are you looking to sell your home? Here are THREE great resources for you to help make it a reality!In the 'Selling Your Home' Podcast series, we sat down with 3 of our experienced brokers to talk about different parts of the home listing process and how to make sure you cover ALL the bases. If you're thinking about selling your home, stop and listen because this information is invaluable!

The eight-week internship is in partnership with the University of Washington College of Built Environments and will focus on educating students on the residential real estate market in the greater Seattle area

Dave and Anne Jones are building a brokerage that champions diverse voices and aims for increased homeownership rates among underrepresented populations.

insideABODE is a vlog series that highlights the Windermere Abode brokers, and provides a unique look into the firm, it's happenings, and the community it serves.

Dave Jones with Windermere Abode and Greg Fischer with West and Main Homes talk about all things tech and real estate... and a real conversation about how they utilize tech on a day to day basis.

insideABODE is a vlog series that highlights the Windermere Abode brokers, and provides a unique look into the firm, it's happenings, and the community it serves.

In his latest video update, Windermere Chief Economist Matthew Gardener provides a recap of the events that led to the foreclosure crisis a decade ago, and detailed evidence as to why he does NOT believe we are headed for a housing bubble.

As you may know, many men, women and children in our community are experiencing homelessness, hunger and hurt. Struggling to survive day to day. Desperately wondering where they will stay the night or how they will feed their kids or themselves.

What's going to happen with mortgage rates? Has supply improved over the course of 2021 so far? What about new construction; how has that helped the inventory in the U.S.?All of these questions are answered in this months' Matthew Gardner report for March 2021!

When the pandemic hit and so much was uncertain, changes hit quickly for the world and our communities. People were rapidly furloughed or lost their jobs all together, thus impacting resources and housing for many. Our office began thinking of ways that we could help community members who were struggling. We created an opportunity for not only ourselves to stay involved with folks, but also to get other involved too.