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Welcome To The Cascade Team Heather Renz!
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Welcome To The Cascade Team Heather Renz!
Heather Renz
- Office: 509-228-3088 ext. 1166
- Cell: 509-951-8211
- Fax: 509-228-3088
- heather.renz@thecascadeteam.com
We are happy to welcome Heather Renz to The Cascade Team! She will be working out of our Spokane Office with James Faucett, Brokerage Manager.
Heather has lived in the Spokane area her entire life and is proud to call this beautiful area of the Pacific Northwest her home. She has been in the real estate industry for over four years. Heather started out as a transaction coordinator and, after only a year and a half, her designated broker suggested she get her real estate license. Heather’s knowledge of the Spokane area market along with her 20+ years of customer service…
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KIRKLAND, Washington (Feb. 6, 2017) – Western Washington’s “high velocity” market continued during January with the number of pending sales (7,745) outgaining the number of new listings (6,507), according to new figures from Northwest Multiple Listing Service.
In spite of the record snowfall from Seattle to Spokane and down to Portland our markets have been amazingly HOT.. (And that certainly doesn’t leave Arizona out, which even though use to the warm temperatures is also setting records for the number of transactions this early in the year!) Just last week we had 16 new listings which is a RECORD for the last week of January 1st half week of February. It is wonderful seeing many of you getting out there and spreading the word. At The Cascade Team we have so much more to offer than other brokerages in this crazy market, and with homes flying off the market in only a day with as many as 30 offers our value proposition is just enormous.
“The greater Seattle area saw the fifth highest average…
Toured the limited inventory available in Snoqualmie Ridge this week with two agents on my team. Great to get out there and see the homes in the area. Some sellers/listing agents are seemingly trying to take advantage of tight inventory by pricing homes at lofty prices hoping that the demand will attract that one buyer. It's one pricing strategy but it may not be the best as it can really get a seller in a 'tight' market anxious as they see their house sit on the market for longer than others homes that have gotten under contract quickly and closed. There is also the letdown of not getting the multiple offer situation that many hear about. They can also be letdown by receiving below asking price offers when they might have had it in their…
