Why You Should Buy Your Next Home in Wenatchee, Washington

September 16, 2009

If you listen to the national media outlets, you might surmise that real estate markets across the country are in dire straits. For many American communities, this is indeed true. However, you might be not hearing the entire story. The wave of foreclosures that rolled across the nation did not hit our community [...]

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October Market Snapshot Report

Currently there have been 508 homes sold this year as compared to 583 from this time last year. Number of sales has increased monthly throughout 2009, with the 3rd quarter seeing the most activity. Most sales throughout 2009 have occured in the price range of $151,000 to $250,000. The median home price is now at $224,676 [...]

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$8,000 Tax Credit Extended & Expanded!

On November 6, 2009, the $8,000 tax credit was officially extended and expanded to also include move up buyers! The $8,000 tax credit was extended from November 30 of this year to April 30, 2010. To encourage move-up buyers, Congress also expanded the policy to include a $6,500 tax credit for people who have owned [...]

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Wenatchee Waterfront Development Update!

One Giant Leap Forward in the Waterfront Development Plan!
 Riverside Drive, the cornerstone of the city’s plans to redevelop its Columbia River waterfront into a commercial and condo district, just received its official unveiling in a ribbon cutting ceremony on October 15th!  Citing a city statistic, Linda Evans Parlette, R-Wenatchee, said waterfront development around the street [...]

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Be a Smart Wenatchee Home Buyer!

10 Things to Take the Trauma Out of Homebuying! 

Find a real estate agent that’s simpatico. Homebuying is not only a big financial commitment but also an emotional one. It’s critical that the agent you choose is both skilled and a good fit with your personality.

Remember, there’s no “right” time to buy any more than there’s [...]

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