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EV Use Surging in “Four Corners” of U.S.

By jnaegeli / January 9, 2024 / Comments Off on EV Use Surging in “Four Corners” of U.S.

Back to News Center The Pacific Northwest has one of the country’s highest concentrations of electric vehicle (EV) use, according to a report from Axios. Their data from mobility analytics shows EV use is concentrated in the “four corners” of the U.S., with California, the Northeast and Southeast joining the…

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Washington Among Top States with Pampered Dogs

By jnaegeli / January 8, 2024 / Comments Off on Washington Among Top States with Pampered Dogs

Back to News Center Washington ranks third among states with the most spoiled dogs, according to a recent Forbes Advisor survey. Only Florida and Alaska outscored residents of the Evergreen State. Forbes analyzed 10 key metrics from a nationwide survey of 10,000 dog owners. Washingtonians are tops in spoiling their…

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Housing Metrics Show Signs of Rebound

By jnaegeli / January 8, 2024 / Comments Off on Housing Metrics Show Signs of Rebound

Back to News Center Would-be homebuyers started moving off the sidelines as 2023 came to a close, spurred by downward-trending mortgage rates and an uptick in new listings. Data compiled by Redfin showed several positive indicators of buyer demand and activity. Highlights included: Lowest weekly average 30-year fixed mortgage rate…

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More New Renters Than Homeowners in Renton

By jnaegeli / July 27, 2023 / Comments Off on More New Renters Than Homeowners in Renton

Back to News Center City officials reported that between 2010 and 2021 the number of new renters in Renton was three times as large as the number of new homeowners. According to city planners, 92% of the 7,800 new housing units in Renton’s permit-pipeline are expected to be market-rate rental…

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