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REALTOR® Endorsed Candidate Guide Released — Vote August 1!

By jnaegeli / July 10, 2023 / Comments Off on REALTOR® Endorsed Candidate Guide Released — Vote August 1!

Back to News Center For over 50 years, the REALTOR® Association has been one of the strongest and most successful advocacy organizations in the nation. Our success comes from the broad-based constituency we represent and from individual REALTORS® involved in their communities: REALTORS® like you! REALTORS® recognize that as an…

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Report on the 29th Annual Housing Issues Briefing

By jnaegeli / June 16, 2023 / Comments Off on Report on the 29th Annual Housing Issues Briefing

Back to News Center On June 7, REALTORS® and public officials gathered for a special presentation from speaker Jake Fry, principal of Small Housing BC, to hear about approaches used in Vancouver BC to address the housing inventory shortage. This marks the 29th year Seattle King County REALTORS® has hosted…

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Highlights from the Missing Middle Housing Tour, March 30, 2023

By jnaegeli / April 10, 2023 / Comments Off on Highlights from the Missing Middle Housing Tour, March 30, 2023

Back to News Center On March 30th, the Seattle King County REALTORS® hosted over sixty mayors, council members, city planners, stakeholders, and REALTORS® on a tour of missing middle housing. Traveling across Kirkland and Redmond, attendees walked down two blocks of alleyway lined with ADUs, visited a cottage housing development,…

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