Sponsor spotlight: The No. 1 thing prospective homebuyers need to do this spring
What is the #1 thing prospective homebuyers need to do before shopping for a home this spring?
Get a pre-approval letter! Even if you’re not...
Sponsor spotlight: March is National Ladder Safety Month
Ladders are not only found in construction, landscaping and other work environments, but also in your own home.
Here are some safety tips from the...
15-unit apartment building being considered at 50th and 212th in MLT
A pre-application has been submitted for a three story 15-unit apartment building at the southeast corner of 50th Avenue West and 212th Street Southwest in Mountlake...
Sponsor spotlight: Why Caliber Stands Above The Rest
Since a home purchase is a major financial commitment, you deserve the services of a national lender with proven strength and stability.
Here are some...
Your kitchen: Likely the most important room in your house
Join Irons Brothers Construction at the Northwest Remodeling Expo, set for Friday-Sunday, Jan. 18-20, at the Washington State Convention Center, Halls 4EF, 800 Convention...
Sponsor spotlight: Visit Irons Brothers at the Northwest Remodeling Expo Jan. 18-20
Join Irons Brothers Construction at the Northwest Remodeling Expo, set for Friday-Sunday, Jan. 18-20, at the Washington State Convention Center, Halls 4EF, 800 Convention...
Home and Real Estate Weekly: Five hidden renovation costs
Renovations never seem to go as planned. There’s always a cost you didn’t anticipate, or a problem that didn’t reveal itself until the project...
Home and Real Estate Weekly: Dealing with scratched hardwood floors
Hardwood floors are highly desirable for most homeowners, but they come with their share of challenges when it comes to cleaning, maintenance, and repairs....
Construction begins on 56th Avenue West mixed-use project
Construction has begun on Promenade Living, a three-story mixed-use building on 56th Avenue West, NextMLT.com reports.
The property is nestled in between the Maple Court...
Sponsor spotlight: More older Americans desire to ‘age in place’
Older Americans largely prefer to stay in their current homes as they age rather than downsize or relocate. And that is a major driver...