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Get ready, the countdown is on, only weeks away from Summer in Seattle! Zillow says more millennials will buy houses this year and spend more money doing so if they buy new construction because President-elect Donald Trump's immigration policies could exacerbate the shortage of construction workers.
These are among Zillow's 2017 predictions, which the company released Tuesday. The Seattle-based
Seattle is such an exciting place to explore, even if your already a local! Check out this article written by Lauren Braden and find out a 100 Things We Love: Seattle. It is such a through guide on all the wonderful attractions Seattle has to offer, many of them being FREE!
This Summer is a great time to look into buying a new home, Synergy's Real Estate professionals make that easy for you! Just let us know what your looking for, and our team of experts work hard to make your home buying process efficient, and easy! Picking the right agent is the first and most important step, contact us to learn more about our services, and how we can help you!
Go to our website at synergyreal-estate.com to learn more!
Check out our reviews on Yelp! www.yelp.com/biz/georgia-leon-synergy-real-estate-seattle
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Saturday, April 29, 2017
Get Ready for Summer, in Seattle!
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Top Realtor Recomended Home Improvement & Staging Tips that Yield the Highest ROI
Choosing the RIGHT Real Estate Agent for all your home buying and selling needs is crucial to having a successful and most profitable transaction outcome. A qualified Real Estate Agent has all the knowledge and expertise needed for a smooth sale.
Synergy's aggressive marketing plan has our whole team working 24/7 towards efficiently giving your home all the necessary exposure to all interested observers. We have formulated the perfect solutions to create an understandable process. With self-explanatory checklists so everyone involved experiences the ease of letting us do all the hard-work while they understand the step-by-step process. Negotiating the deal, getting the money your home deserves with accurate CMA analysis.
Most recently, we just sold a few listings under 7 days! Your home is next! Give us a call!
(425) 221-5961
Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Home Buyers & Sellers, it's Summer and the Market is Hot!
If you are planning to sell your home within the next few months, it is not too early to call an experienced Real Estate Agent that has all the expertise in getting the best photo's and staging to get your home prepared to sell for the best price! With all the knowledge in the technical paperwork involved, the negotiating skills, and all the hard work the homeowner won't have to deal with, that's Synergy's job!
While you sit back and relax, our team dedicates all the time needed to successfully get your home inspected, with an accurate sell price to ensure your getting what you deserve for your home.
If you haven't had time to seek a new home, Synergy can help with that and represent you in a new purchase as well, in other words, your in good hands with us!
Real Estate Agents are specially trained to help you sell your home quickly for the best price. We have had intensive training before we even have set foot into your home.
If you live in or near Seattle, Washington, contact Synergy Real Estate Services, for your free Realtor consultation and estimate, (which includes a through report outlining what needs to be addressed in your home before you begin the home selling process).
Synergy Real Estate Services offers a free Real Estate Agent inspection and estimate of your home!
Contact Georgia Leon at (425) 221-5961 for more information.
Don't give buyers a change to not buy your home. Our marketing methodology cannot be beat!
Once the estimate, and evaluation is completed, we then handle all paperwork involved, electronically sending you forms to sign and start our checklist of what information needs to be attended to and so forth. After all signed parties involved have completed, we waste no time in getting professional photo's taken of your home, staging as necessary, and get your home posted on the market in no time!
When your home hits the market, it also hits every social media network to properly advertise to all the right buyers! Our aggressive marketing plan turns your house to SOLD in under 30 days!
Check out what our past clients have to say, visit our Zillow Review page!
Georgia Leon
Real Estate Broker
Owner of Synergy Real Estate Services
(425) 221-5961
Thursday, June 18, 2015
Synergy has a NEW Listing in Renton!
To Receive More Information Text "SEE11127" to 878787
LP: $260,00
MLS#: 804712
Bed/Bath: 2/1 - Den
SF: 1,200
Area: 360- Skyway Area
County: King
Cmmty: Downtown Renton
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Georgia Leon
Celebrate the Beginning of Summer at the Fremont Solstice Fair!
Fremont Solstice Fair
June 19 - June 21
It’s time to celebrate the beginning of summer with the Fremont Solstice Fair! But before you even think about that parade – there’s a whole lot more to consider.This party really gets started in Fremont on Friday and goes the whole weekend!
Not only will folks experience the wonder that is the Solstice Parade on Saturday, they’ll also get to experience live music, great food, beer gardens, a craft fair and a whole lot more.
Seriously, what could be better to write home about than naked cyclists and live music from the Presidents of the United States of America? Oh, maybe the dog parade on Sunday?
Bump into you there!
A FREE SPIRITED SOLSTICE WEEKEND
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
30 Reasons You Need To Move To Seattle!
Have you ever wondered what it's like to live in Seattle? Are you considering packing your bags and move to The Emerald City? Here are 30 things you should know about one of America's favorite cities.
1.You Can’t Miss The Pike Place Market
Source: Charlie Schuck
The Market is home to more than 200 vendors, farmers, and specialty shops. It’s Seattle’s No. 1 tourist destination. And as a resident you learn to navigate the crowds, because it is the place for produce and cheap bouquets of farm fresh flowers.
2. Just Jump On a Ferry
Source: Wikipedia
The Northwest has the largest passenger and automobile ferry system in the country, servicing the Puget Sound and the San Juan Islands. More than 75,000 Puget Sound residents start their day by boarding a boat. That’s more than a packed game at CenturyLink Field.
3. We Like Sports
Source: Jay Sawyer
In Seattle, you can’t be a fair weather fan; you ride out the ups and downs with the Mariners, Sounders, and the Seahawks and enjoy the state-of-the-art stadiums. If the games getting you down, delight in the retractable roof and tons of craft beers on tap at Safeco Field. After a failed attempt to bring back the SuperSonics though, we’re still lacking in the b-ball arena, for now.
4. You’ll Never Get Over The Stunning Mountain Views
Source: Madison Beau Sytle
Seriously, I’ve grown up here and I still point out Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helens, and the Cascades if it’s a clear day. It’s a sight hard to ignore.
5. If You Aren’t Caffeinated Here, Good Luck
Source: Ben Sandall
With the most coffee shops per capita in the U.S., you won’t be deficient in the buzz department. Of course there are Starbucks aplenty, but Capitol Hill’s Analog Coffee, Pioneer Square’s Zeitgeist Coffee, or the Fremont Coffee Company (home to the Darth Vader latte art) are great for a pull.
6. The Waterways Affect Traffic
Source: Wikipedia
You’re surrounded by water: The Sound, Lake Washington, Lake Union, and many smaller passageways. You will love it and learn to curse it at the same time. Yes, it adds to the beauty of the landscape, but it’s pain to get across town quickly.
7. That’s One Big Boat
Source: Wikipedia
Avoid the waterfront if a cruise ship is in port on Alaskan Way, at all costs—unless you like wading through a sea of Hawaiian shirts and fanny packs. The season runs May through September, so residents prefer the shores of the lakes for a water view in the summer.
8. Chef Tom Douglas Becomes a Household Name
Source: Tom Douglas Restaurants
The master chef behind the Dahlia Lounge, Palace Kitchen, Serious Pie, and many more, Tom Douglas is a celebrity around these parts. He experiments with different cuisines, but always strives to use seasonal Northwest ingredients.
9. Hipsters Are Everywhere
Source: William Baker
You’ll see twentysomethings doing things like blowing bubbles or hula hooping for fun. But you’ll usually find them chilling at hip coffee shops and bars, rocking flannel, skinny jeans, neon, scarves, and anything from a thrift shop.
10. It’s Definitely Not Just About Grunge Anymore
Source: Flickr user Matthewjs007
Seattle has a diverse music scene, many indie, pop, and rock bands call this city home. And speaking of “Thrift Shop,” Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, the hip-hop duo, is from here.
11. We Like Rain and Miss It When It’s Gone
Source: Madison Beau Sylte
You really just get used to it. And we Seattleites tend to reach for a hooded jacket or sweatshirt before an umbrella. The city averages about 37 inches of rain per year, which is less than quite a few other US cities, but it tends to be a constant drizzle over heavy down pours.
12. All That Rain Leads to Amazing Summers
Source: William Baker
When the warm months finally arrive in Seattle, it’s amazing. It’s hot and sunny, but rarely humid or muggy. The people hum with happiness fighting off the months of S.A.D. running through their blood. Temperatures tend to stay around an average of 75 degrees.
13. Seattle Art Museum
Source: Flickr user dherrera_96
We just call it SAM. Right downtown is a major art museum with big name shows. Recent past shows included Rembrandt and Gauguin. Also, there aren’t too many museums that have a working Hammerman standing guard.
14. We Are Full of Pride
Source: Seattle PrideFest
This past November the state of Washington legalized gay marriage, which made for a particularly crazy Pride Parade and celebration this year. But it also shows that the majority of people here are accepting and support equal rights.
15. It’s Totally Normal to Have a City Chicken Coop
Source: Flickr user William Baker
Turning your backyard into a farm is no big deal. Urban chicken coops with up to eight birds are allowed in residential neighborhoods, as long as they are 10 feet away from the house. But there is something nice about picking your own fresh eggs for breakfast.
16. The Viaduct is Soon to Be History, and In Rolls Bertha
Source: Flickr user Dougtone
Bertha is the nickname for the largest tunnel boring machine in the world, and it’s currently burrowing under Alaskan Way. The viaduct has been an eyesore and earthquake hazard for years, causing many a debate with city leaders and residents.
17. Washington Breathtaking Views
Washington State, is known for its many trails and scenic views. Great place for some peace and quiet, and great for taking family trips to the lakes!
18. We Are High On Tech
Source: Flickr user bfishadow
Seattle is home to major corporations like Microsoft, Amazon, and Boeing. This defines us as a highly technological town and it shows in our addiction to our iPhones, laptops, and gadgets. Often times coffee shops have more of a computer lab vibe than that of a cafe.
19. The Radio Station 90.3 KEXP
Source: 90.3 KEXP Seattle
This is the alternative station in Seattle. It covers a wide variety of genres—hip-hop, indie, global, and reggae—and it’s a huge supporter of local music and the arts. Every time you tune in you’ll hear something new.
20. Nerds and Geeks Are Cool
Source: Arlen Pringle
In Seattle, it seems that the bigger nerd you are, the better. And we make it possible here from the Penny Arcade Expo, Sakura-Con, gamer bars and lounges, and the Science Fiction Museum at EMP. Seattle didn’t get ranked as the Number Three Nerdiest City in America for nothin’.
21. Sneaky, Hidden Parks That You Think Only You Know About
Source: William Baker
Just like this green space under the I-5 Bridge, Seattle has so many little pocket parks and gardens. It’s a nice feeling to be in a city but still be able to find a secluded spot.
22. The Seattle Dog
Source: Shelby Evans
We do hot dogs a certain way here: all-beef dog or brat, cream cheese, grilled onions, and usually after last call. Hot dog cart vendors know just the right corners for the best 2 a.m. rush.
23. Dick’s Drive-In Burgers
Source: Dick’s Cheeseburgers
The classic spot for a retro late night burger, Dick’s started in 1954 and it hasn’t changed one iota. The Deluxe is the way to go: two beef patties, American cheese, lettuce, mayo, and pickle relish. Pro tip: There are no modifications made, so what’s on the menu is what you get.
24. Great Seafood
Source: Andy McClellan
Pacific oysters, salmon, geoduck, clams, and mussels… we can’t get enough of it. The place to get ‘em: Taylor Shellfish Farms in Melrose Market. It’s a perfect spot to pop in for a dozen fresh-shucked oysters and glass of sparkling wine.
25. Dogs and Cats Are People
Source: Christy Grant
Seattle is big on being animal friendly. There are dozens of dog parks, dog-friendly cafés, and of course the Icanhascheezburger company is based here, where the cat meme was practically invented.
26. The City Shuts Down at the Sight of a Snowflake
Wikipedia: Spencer Hurd
Take note, Seattle is not made for snow. The hills and inexperienced cold weather drivers make it a dangerous place out there in the winter. But it’s the perfect season to bundle up and stay in for a Netflix marathon.
27. Hardcore Cyclists
Source: William Baker
This city teems with cyclists. I lack the coordination to be one of them, but I’m enamored at their dedication, even on the rainiest of days they are out there pedaling away.
28. You Hear This A LOT: Order Another Round!
Source: William Baker
Maybe it’s the gray, wet weather, but this city likes to imbibe. We love our craft beer, our big, juicy Washington wines, and locally distilled spirits. Also, the Woodinville area is a 30 minute drive from downtown Seattle, and it’s home to over 100 wineries.
29. Cupcakes and Milkshakes
Source: William Baker
In Seattle, we prefer desserts that you can hold or drink from a straw. Check out Cupcake Royal and Trophy for cupcakes. And Molly Moon’s or Hot Cakes for an amazing array of milkshakes, the latter has the boozy varietals as well, like a “Drunken Sailor” with peanut butter, caramel, and whiskey.
30. You Can Drive About 30-Minutes and Be Somewhere Like This
Source: Flickr user Jenna Howard
There are beautiful hikes, waterfalls, and rivers all relatively close to the city. Day trips to the Snoqualmie Falls or swimming at the Green River take you away from the urban scenery and the vicinity makes getting away an awfully easy feat.
By: Cassandra Sawyer
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