Found 14 blog entries for July 2018.
Multiple credit inquiries can damage your credit, right? Well this isn't true in all situations. When shopping for a home loan, as of this blog date, inquiries made within a 45-day window are only recorded on your credit report as a single inquiry because creditors understand that you are only going to buy one home. So go ahead and shop around for a lender that best meets your needs! Read more here
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This year is the 66th Magnolia Summerfest and we can't wait! Magnolia is a beautiful neighborhood and we look forward to both the Seafair Parade and Pet Parade every year! There's more than just a parade too: crafts, games, food vendors, beer and wine garden, live music, dancing, and even an outdoor movie! It's an event the whole family will enjoy! Dates and Times
ABOUT MAGNOLIA
Magnolia is the second largest neighborhood of Seattle by area and has been part of the city since 1891. Magnolia is isolated from the rest of Seattle and is connected by only three bridges: W Emerson Place, W Dravus Street, and W Garfield Street. Magnolia is home to Discovery Park and West Point Lighthouse. The Seattle Public
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Juanita Beach Park is a great place to take a break during the busy work day or take the kids on the weekend. The enclosed swimming area has life guards on various shifts. You can reserve picnic areas with picnic tables that are near a playground, public dock, and even beach volleyball! Next time you're driving through Kirkland you should stop for a break here!
ABOUT KIRKLAND
Kirkland's downtown waterfront has restaurants, art galleries, a performing arts center, public parks, beaches, and a collection of public art. They have wonderful festivals and a variety of neighborhoods from condos to multi-million dollar mansions. The original home of the Seattle Seahawks and Costco, Kirkland is the 12th largest
photo credit: The Kirkland Arts Center - Reporter file photo
The Kirkland Arts Center hosts classes, exhibitions, and events all year long and has done so for over fifty years. You can even host private parties there! There is something for all ages at the Kirkland Arts Center. The heart of the Kirkland Arts Center is the historic Peter Kirk Building and they take great pride in being it's steward. Check out a class or event soon! More Information
ABOUT KIRKLAND
Kirkland's downtown waterfront has restaurants, art galleries, a performing arts center, public parks, beaches, and a collection of public art. They have wonderful festivals and a variety of neighborhoods from condos to multi-million dollar mansions. The original home of the Seattle
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The annual Taste Edmonds never disappoints! In 2018, they re-vamped some ideas to make it more local based. From a 21+ garden to the kids zone, there is something for everyone to enjoy. Getting a booth there is not hard, either. This event is run by the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce - great people to work with! We love to sample all the yummy fair food and enjoy the live music. See you there! Times and Dates
ABOUT EDMONDS
Edmonds is located 11 miles north of downtown Seattle which lends residents a great sense of community while still being close to the big city. Here you will find excellent schools, culture, fine dining, and many outdoor activities. Edmonds is one of Washington's most picturesque
Having a new baby or wanting to revamp your kids' rooms? David Haley with Fairway Mortgage has a few ideas!
1. Make an art gallery with your children's work from school, daycare and home! 2. Check out IKEA - they have some incredible deals that are trendy. 3. Use wall decals. Being on a budget doesn't have to keep you from being creative and enjoying your home! Here are some other things to consider: more ideas
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How do the schools in Kirkland rate against other Washington schools? Check these out!
School Digger: https://www.schooldigger.com/go/WA/district/04230/search.aspx
Great Schools: https://www.greatschools.org/washington/redmond/lake-washington-school-district/schools/
ABOUT KIRKLAND
Kirkland's downtown waterfront has restaurants, art galleries, a performing arts center, public parks, beaches, and a collection of public art. They have wonderful festivals and a variety of neighborhoods from condos to multi-million dollar mansions. The original home of the Seattle Seahawks and Costco, Kirkland is the 12th largest city in Washington. Kirkland is part of the highly rated Lake Washington School
Relaxation and exercise in one, Yoga is a great way to unwind after work. Be One Yoga in Kirkland is a full service yoga studio with everything from hot and aerial yoga to kids and prenatal yoga. They even offer massage for after your yoga workout! We all know exercise is good for us and we all want to unwind; why not do them at the same time? More about Be One Yoga
ABOUT KIRKLAND
Kirkland's downtown waterfront has restaurants, art galleries, a performing arts center, public parks, beaches, and a collection of public art. They have wonderful festivals and a variety of neighborhoods from condos to multi-million dollar mansions. The original home of the Seattle Seahawks and Costco, Kirkland is the 12th largest city in Washington. Kirkland is part
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Are you like us and LOVE spicy food? Hot Sauce Fest, held at Ballard Commons Park, is for you! The free event has live entertainment, activities for kids, a root beer garden, food trucks, 21+ beverage garden, and of course hot sauce tastings from Pacific Northwest hot sauce makers! More Information
ABOUT BALLARD
Located in North West Seattle, Ballard is a little bit maritime-centric enclave and a little bit hip foodie hot spot. The neighborhood is home to a few well known landmarks such as the Hiram M. Chittenden Locks (locally known as the "Ballard Locks"), the Nordic Heritage Museum, the Shilshole Bay Marina, and Golden Gardens Park. Ballard is known for its nightlife and Scandinavian history.
Photo credit: Steve Ringman/The Seattle Times
Home prices dropped from May to June in King County for the first time since the recession, as competition among buyers weakened and the number of homes for sale surged. The total inventory of homes listed for sale has now grown for three straight months on a year-over-year basis, suggesting a new trend. But the region has a long way to go to make up for a decade of declining numbers of homes for sale: even with the recent rise, inventory is just over half its long-term average. See why this trend is taking shape now or ask us what we think! Read More
