Sustainably designed equestrian facility on 8.34 acres, offering everything needed for a premier equine program. Suited for hunter, jumper & dressage disciplines, with an outdoor arena & a regulation dressage-sized indoor arena with heated viewing area.

Manzanita Bay Retreat on Acreage with Deep-Water Dock ~ A winding drive through a lush gated forest welcomes you to 213' of low-bank bulkheaded waterfront with a newly rebuilt 40'x20' float (12' @ 0' tide), accommodating up to a ~60' boat year-round. Spanning 6.23 acres, it offers more land than any other waterfront offering on Bainbridge in the last 5 years and ranks in the top 10 ever listed.

Featured on HGTV’s Beach Hunters! Wake up to postcard-perfect views of the Seattle skyline, the Cascades, ferries, sailboats, and breathtaking sunrises. 60' of no-bank waterfront and a small boat launch, ideal for kayaks and paddle boards. An Art Nouveau arch with a wrought iron gate beckons you into the designer garden, brimming with vibrant colors and fragrant blossoms year-round. Extensively remodeled in 2018, over $400K was invested to perfect this gem. Main-level primary bedroom and stunning views from every room. One of only 2 homes adjacent to Rockaway Beach Park's .5 acres and 240' of waterfront, offering exceptional privacy and space.

Escape to 531 Sky Lane, Skykomish. Welcome to one of largest & best equipped waterfront homes ever offered for sale in Skykomish. Enjoy 79' of prime low-bank riverfront with sunny South-facing views of the water & mountains from every room.

Elegance on South Beach at an extraordinary value ~ 104'+ low-bank waterfront, a beachside deck and a mooring buoy. Custom designed, and meticulously maintained since. Tumbled marble radiant heated floors throughout and open-concept main floor with 11' ceilings. Luxurious primary suites and a full guest suite, with ensuite bathrooms, fireplaces, heated deck, and views of Mt. Rainier and the Cascades.

After the initial quarantine of the pandemic, many analysts commented on the outlier trend of residential housing sales. An examination of the data from the Eastside to Bainbridge Island and other areas by Realogics Sotheby's International Realty one year later shows that the lack of inventory and the flood of purchasers was not an isolated incident.

The real estate market had a great start this year. Low inventory, rising median home sales prices, and short time on the market continued these patterns in the second quarter of 2021, putting sellers in the driver's seat. Each quarter, Realogics Sotheby's International Realty analyses five significant areas to see where the market has been and where the trends are leading us.

These are the days that keep us going in the Pacific Northwest amid the darkest days of January and the persistent drizzle of March: summertime. It's finally that time of year, with the bluest hues across the sky and the shimmering sea of the Puget Sound, Lake Washington, and beyond.
Our real estate market, too, is feeling the heat. Buyers looking to take advantage of record low borrowing rates have descended upon the market, and a scarcity of inventory has favored sellers who are frequently faced with several offers.

We look at the extraordinary living on the eastern coast from the shores of Lake Washington to the destinations and communities nestling in the foothills of the Cascade. The landscape is gorgeous, the schools are among the best in the state, and the communities that comprise the bustling Eastside offer unparalleled opportunities for those looking to sell their home or find their next.

With 2020 sales volumes rising nearly 70 percent year-over-year to $2.8 billion, Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty congratulates Danny Varona and his team for closing $58,000,000 in luxury residential real estate transactions in 2020. The team ranked #1 top producing team in 2020 within Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty (Kirkland office).

On December 31, when the clock reached midnight, few were surprised to see 2020 expire. But despite the difficulties of the last year, the real estate market remained resilient. It continued to boast median home prices that had continued to grow since the initial lockdown last March, more closed home sales than this period last year, and low inventory for its quarterly reporting in almost all market areas.

As Fast-Growing Brokerage Earns Top Ranking for Luxury Sales and Productivity per Broker in 2020, Gross Sales Production increased 69 percent; Executives Plan Roster & Division Expansions in 2021

The strongest headwinds caused by COVID-19 in 2020 were in urban centers across the country. According to S&P/Case-Shiller reports, Downtown Seattle was not sheltered, despite the Seattle metro area commanding the highest aggregate median home price increases in the U.S. for most of the year.

Dean Jones, Owner and CEO of Realogics Sotheby's International Realty, confidently welcomed the public to the B-Bar: a by-day café and restaurant, and evening wine bar that works in concert with the Bellevue flagship brokerage office. Dean Jones, along with co-owner and CPO Stacy Jones, cut the ribbon with longtime restaurant owner Joe Vilardi and Bellevue Mayor Lynne Robinson to formally open the B-Bar and office in downtown Bellevue on Old Main Street.

The real estate market has largely been a beacon of positivity in an extraordinary year. Every quarter, Realogics Sotheby's International Realty (RSIR) looks at these five market areas to determine where our market has been and plan for where it is going next.

Last Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released its latest jobs report. It revealed that the economic shutdown made necessary by COVID-19 caused the unemployment rate to jump to 14.7%.

Danny Varona and Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty proudly presents its annual summary of the Real Estate Market in Western Washington. Each year, this in-depth analysis provides data and information by market areas and reflects on how the news events of the past year could economically impact the home buying and selling process.