Winter/Spring – 2018 (Article #2) 2017 was a great year for the Spokane real estate market. Normally, values decline at the end of the year. Looking at the average sale price graph, in 2015 and 2016, fall values were lower than summer values. At the end of December 2017, values held steady at an average sale price of $234,352, roughly the same as summer values when selling activity was highest. Continue Reading
Water, Water Everywhere – LOT of drops to drill!
Winter/Spring – 2018 (Article #1) Relief from the restrictions of the Hirst ruling in October 2016 has finally come! This Washington Supreme Court decision dammed the flow of water from new wells, but it’s time to bathe in the refreshing good news from recent events. In my winter newsletter of 2017, I wrote an article called “Water, water everywhere – not a drop to drill” and highlighted the Continue Reading
Green Bluff Real Estate Newsletter – Winter/Spring 2017
Green Bluff Farmer Feature - Hidden Acres Orchard Green Bluff Farmer Feature Meet the Simchuks Though it may not be on the way from point A to B, finding Hidden Acres farm is a matter of seeking. Just as the saying goes, “Seek and you shall find.” Meet the Simchuks – Nick, Caitlin, and their daughter Ariana. Nick is a 3rd generation Green Bluff farmer, and his family works hard to provide the Continue Reading
Green Bluff Real Estate Newsletter – Winter/Spring 2017
Green Bluff Newsletter 2017 | The Hirst Decision This Green Bluff real estate newsletter for winter/spring 2017 has summarized the impacts of the Hirst Decision regarding drilling wells. Interested in keeping up with Green Bluff farming and events? Check out the Green Bluff Growers here: Green Bluff Growers Water, Water Everywhere - Not a Drop to Drill! Has the Continue Reading