Posts by jnaegeli
Seattle REALTORS® Score Major Advocacy Win on Do-Not-Solicit Ordinance
Seattle REALTORS® Score Major Advocacy Win on Do-Not-Solicit Ordinance Back to News Center Thank you to the real estate professionals who gave public testimony on August 4, 2026, in support of a proposed amendment to the Do-Not-Solicit Ordinance, including (clockwise from top left) Randy Bannecker, Frances Nguyen, Patti Hill, Scott Dickinson August 5, 2026 Seattle…
Read MoreAffiliate Spotlight: Allison Peryea, Washington State Community Associations Institute (WSCAI)
Affiliate Spotlight: Allison Peryea, Washington State Community Associations Institute (WSCAI) Back to News Center July 31, 2026 If you’ve ever brokered a condominium sale, you may already be aware of the Washington State Community Associations Institute. WSCAI is a non-profit organization that provides education, resources, and advocacy for homeowners’ associations and condominiums. Members are not…
Read MoreSummer Networking at Its Finest: Mix & Mingle at Matthews Winery
Summer Networking at Its Finest: Mix & Mingle at Matthews Winery Back to News Center July 31, 2026 More than 50 Seattle King County REALTORS® members gathered at Matthews Winery in Woodinville on July 30 for an afternoon of networking and summer fun. With sunny skies, a beautiful winery setting, and plenty of opportunities to…
Read MoreTurning Gratitude Into Action: Josh Hall Honored with Quarterly Good Neighbor Award
Turning Gratitude Into Action: Josh Hall Honored with Quarterly Good Neighbor Award Back to News Center July 20, 2026 Seattle King County REALTORS® is proud to recognize Josh Hall of John L. Scott Kent North as the recipient of the 2nd Quarter Good Neighbor Award for his longstanding commitment to supporting children and families through…
Read MoreAugust Food & Funds Drive in Honor of Steven Wayne
August Food & Funds Drive in Honor of Steven Wayne Back to News Center July 14, 2026 Join us in supporting the Rainier Valley Food Bank (RVFB) during the month of August! This year’s Food & Funds Drive offers more opportunity to get involved. Give Food: Collection Day Wednesday, August 12, 11:00 AM–2:00 PM (SKCR…
Read MoreNAR Director Election to Be Held August 12
NAR Director Election to Be Held August 12 Back to News Center July 6, 2026 President Cheyenne Gillooly has announced an election on August 12 to fill one available position on the Board of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR). Seattle King County REALTORS® is allocated two positions on the NAR Board of Directors. These…
Read MoreNWMLS June Market Report: Summer Home Sales Gain Momentum
NWMLS June Market Report: Summer Home Sales Gain Momentum Back to News Center July 2, 2026 Information and statistics compiled and reported by the Northwest Multiple Listing Service. Northwest Multiple Listing Service (NWMLS), the source for the most current, accurate market listing data in Washington state, released its May 2026 Market Snapshot on July 2.…
Read MoreANNOUNCEMENT: 2027 Board Election Results
ANNOUNCEMENT: 2027 Board Election Results Back to News Center July 1, 2026 Thanks to everyone who participated in this year’s Board Election. The following officers and directors have been chosen to join the 2027 Board of Directors. “I am incredibly honored to congratulate the newly elected members of our Board of Directors and Executive Committee,”…
Read MoreAnnual Golf Tournament Avoided Rain and Raised Money
Annual Golf Tournament Avoided Rain and Raised Money Back to News Center June 18, 2026 On June 8, 144 golfers showed up for the Annual Golf Tournament at the Plateau Club in Sammamish for a fabulous day of networking and friendly competition. The rain held off until everyone was safely inside for the post-tournament dinner…
Read MoreNew Washington Law Updates How Landlord Notices Can Be Delivered
New Washington Law Updates How Landlord Notices Can Be Delivered Back to News Center June 4, 2026 Washington State House Bill (HB) 2664 modifies notice requirements in certain landlord-tenant situations. Beginning June 11, 2026, the law allows qualifying notices to be sent via First-Class Mail instead of requiring USPS Certified Mail. The change reflects legislative…
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