Sonja Jones
Market Trends From Around The Sound: Q2-2023
Bainbridge Island | Single-Family Homes
Although the average months of inventory did increase from the low 0.9 months of Q2-2022 to 1.5 months in Q2-2023, this average still signifies a seller’s market. This further indicates that the slower market pace we saw towards the latter half of 2022 and continuing throughout this year has had an effect, but still has not turned buyers away from their Bainbridge Island home searches.
Kitsap County | Single-Family Homes
(Excluding Bainbridge Island) Although fewer sellers and buyers entered the market, those that did decide to proceed with their real estate goals sold and purchased at similar price points to last year. The median sales price for Q2-2023 was down 4.6% to $525,000 and the average price per square foot was down 6.5% to $283.
Seattle | Single-Family Homes
Seattle’s single-family residence market saw an overall decline in price, demand, and listings. Still, none of these declines were significantly concerning, especially considering the overall state of the region’s and nation’s market compared to last year’s second quarter.
Eastside | Single-Family Homes
Inventory sat on the market significantly longer at an average of 21 days in contrast to Q2-2022’s average of seven days, with the number of homes sold down 32% year over year, further indicating the dip in demand.
Mercer Island | Single-Family Homes
Demand for this coveted Eastside location is constant, although buyers are considering their home-purchasing decisions for over four times as long as last year; homes were on the market in Q2-2023 for an average of 31 days versus seven days during Q2-2022.
Seattle | Condominiums
Even with the smaller amount of supply, it appears that demand is also at a low, with inventory sitting on the market for an average of 32 days. However, the median sales price increased by 6.52% to $539,000, proving that interested buyers are still willing to pay for the desirable in-city, lock-and-leave lifestyle that Seattle condominiums offer.
King County | Single-Family Homes
On average, homes were on the market almost three times longer than in Q2-2022. While the home inventory and price per square foot decreased since this time last year, it remains a seller’s market with months of inventory at 1.3, the same as 2022.
Pierce County | Single-Family Homes
There was minimal change year-over-year in Pierce County’s median sales price and average price per square foot. The median sales price dropped 6.3% to $539,000, and the average price per square foot dropped 5.8% to $295 per square foot in Q2-2023.
Snohomish County | Single-Family Homes
Fewer homes sold year over year, and fewer homes were listed, showing that although there was minimal change in property values, there was a substantial change in solely the number of buyers and sellers who chose to participate in the market in Q2-2023.
Skagit County | Single-Family Homes
Skagit County experienced the most nominal change in the median sales price and average price per square foot of all the regions we’ve analyzed in our report. Given the significant market shift over the past year, this is no small feat.
Island County | Single-Family Homes
Although sellers have had to adjust expectations on how quickly their home will sell, compared to last year’s second quarter, there was a very minimal decrease in the median sales price, down just 2.9% to $573,000—which meant brokers armed with a competitive pricing strategy were successful in selling their client’s property for a great price within a reasonable timeframe.
Whatcom County | Single-Family Homes
Whatcom County’s market experienced a year-over-year decrease in median sales price from $648,000 in 2022 to $600,000 in Q2-2023. However, compared to Q2-2021’s median sales price of $545,000, the decrease seems to be more of a correction than a sign of dwindling interest in buying in the northwestern county.
Decor Tips For Waterfront Living
There’s a lot of talk about waterfront living at Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty lately. If you haven’t seen it, check out our 2023 Waterfront Report, brimming with insightful information on our area’s waterfront markets for both homebuyers and sellers. It’s summer in the Pacific Northwest and with the longer days comes the chance to revel in our coastal, saltwater, and freshwater gems, from the San Juan Islands to Lake Washington. If you are hearing the water’s siren call, these interior design tips and suggestions will help you make the most of your indoor/outdoor living space, while keeping in mind the nature that surrounds it.
Let Nature Be Your Artwork
Consider a neutral palette for both a clean, fresh look, and to let the view out your windows take center stage. Add in gauzy, simple curtains to soften the space. Crisp white is especially appealing for lake houses, really letting the water be the star and highlighting other nautical décor you’d like to weave into the space. Light blues, greys, greens, and tans, complemented by whimsical textured wallpaper in places, can also give the home a coastal vibe. Go a step farther and install pocket sliding doors so you can open right up to a fresh-air view.
Select Sturdy Furnishings
Be mindful of sandy, saltwater-soaked footwear and wet outerwear. Outdoor furnishings and interior “mudrooms” where items can be properly dried and stowed will go a long way toward maintaining the beauty of your home, while also capitalizing on the indoor/outdoor lifestyle it allows. As with other spaces in the home, stick with a neutral or nature-inspired color palette.
Bring in the Light
We already know how dark and dreary the winter months in the PNW can be. Then again, storm watching can be addicting, and with the right interior design, they can feel downright cozy as the elements rage outside. For that Hygge feel, consider skylights to flood the space with light in the summer, and to hear the pitter-patter of raindrops above as you curl up by the roaring fireplace in the winter. Use a white or light gray ceiling paint to further lighten up the interior space. High ceilings also go a long way to allowing in the natural light.
Work With What You Have
Use what your waterfront home already has to offer, whether that’s wood beams, brick flooring, or built-in cabinetry. A fresh coat of light paint can liven up the space, and floors can be refinished to update the look–consider a light driftwood gray or whitewashed wood flooring for a classic lake house appeal. Prefer a more rustic feel to a lakefront home? Consider darker, more woodsy color hues for kitchen islands, walls, trim, and cabinets.
Create a Primary Bedroom Oasis
Create a vacation hideaway at home with soothing color palettes (soft gray or light blue and white, for example). Select soft linen draperies to allow in the light while being mindful of privacy, particularly in ensuite bathrooms. If you prefer a farmhouse vibe, consider an iron canopy bed set on a braided-jute rug, linen sheets, a refinished nightstand, a slipcovered headboard, and, in this case, more plush curtains.
Add Extra Seating
Inspire gatherings and conversations in the indoor and outdoor spaces of your waterfront home. After all, everyone’s going to want to enjoy the view. Comfy sofas and oversized armchairs in neutral, natural colors, and even a deep fireplace hearth, will provide everyone with the perfect perch.
Remember, Old Can Be New Again
Embrace a quintessential lake or beach house with open shelves that display vintage tableware or found objects, or an antique table used in the kitchen island juxtaposed with distinctive modern stools. Personalize unexpected places, like powder rooms, with family photos in old-fashioned frames.
Treat Outdoor Spaces as Living Space
Of course, so much of the appeal of waterfront living is the chance to enjoy life outdoors as much as possible. Use your dens, sunrooms, porches, decks, and other indoor-outdoor spaces as extensions of your home’s livable space. Choose furniture made of natural fibers, add rugs to warm up the area, select discreet lighting, and include potted plants and you’ll have an alfresco room everyone will want to hang out in.
This blog originally appeared on RSIR.com/blog
Life on Bainbridge | July 2023
Summer on Bainbridge Island is a vibrant and exciting time filled with a wide range of events that captivate both residents and visitors alike. From the weekly farmers market to the Grand Old 4th celebration and the Summer Art Market at BIMA, summer on Bainbridge Island offers something for everyone to enjoy.
Saturdays, 10am – 2pm | Bainbridge Island Farmers Market
With more than 40 local vendors, including farmers, food vendors, and crafters with artisan-made goods, there is something for everyone at the Bainbridge Island Farmers Market! Visit the open-air market every Saturday from 10am – 2pm, April through November (rain or shine!) in the Town Square by City Hall.
July 3 & 4 | Grand Old Fourth
As it has since 1967, Bainbridge Island will celebrate July 4th with multiple overlapping events taking over downtown Winslow and Waterfront Park from 7am until 5pm.
Wednesdays, 6:30 – 8:30pm | Sounds of Summer Concert Series
The Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District sponsors various special events for all ages in our community. Family events, concerts, dances, and humanity programs are just some of the many events held throughout the year.
July 7, 6 – 8pm | First Friday Artwalk
Stroll the streets of downtown and enjoy art, film, food, and community on the first Friday of every month. Bainbridge Island’s Art Walk features galleries, studios, museums, shops, and restaurants showcasing the creative talent of PNW artists.
July 7, 5 – 9pm | Moonlight Market
Moonlight Market is a family-friendly night market with 30+ booths featuring a mix of art, slow fashion, crafts, jewelry, and vintage items. Enjoy street tacos, sourdough pizza, local oysters, and a beer garden with a thoughtful selection of beer, wine & scratch margaritas.
July 8, 8am – 2pm | Rotary Auction & Rummage Sale
The Rotary Auction on Bainbridge Island is the largest rummage sale you’ll ever visit! Volunteers transform Woodward Middle School into a truly massive collection of donated furniture, cars and boats, clothes, electronics, tools and equipment, camping and recreation, baby gear, and more.
In addition to offering great deals on thousands of items, the rummage sale is for a good cause! 100% of the net proceeds from the Rotary Auction & Rummage Sale are reinvested in the community for special grants, projects, and scholarships.
Sundays Starting July 9 | Summer Art Market
The Summer Art Market is taking over the plaza outside BIMA this summer. Explore vendor booths featuring handmade, locally-crafted treasures for sale, and enjoy the beautiful PNW summer, rain or shine!
This in-person art market will take place every Sunday, July 9 -July 30. Each Sunday will feature different vendors and local musicians.
July 14, 6 – 8pm | DIY Charcuterie Board Workshop
Come sip on the beautiful wine of Eleven Winery as you transform a sustainable, sourced live edge piece of Oregon Black Walnut into a charcuterie board that is ready to use when we finish. All tools, supplies, and finishing oil are provided.
July 25, 6 – 8pm | Bainbridge Island Classic Car Cruise-In
The Bainbridge Island Classic Car Cruise-In combines the love of classic automobiles with a desire to help local kids.
Open to the general public, come and enjoy cool cars and special interest vehicles or bring one of your own (no fee or advance reservation required). The car show is great family fun.
Life on Bainbridge | June 2023
The official first day of summer is just days away! Celebrate with sunshine and local Bainbridge Island events all month long!
Saturdays, 10am – 2pm | Bainbridge Island Farmers Market
With more than 40 local vendors, including farmers, food vendors, and crafters with artisan-made goods, there is something for everyone at the Bainbridge Island Farmers Market! Visit the open-air market every Saturday from 10am – 2pm, April through November (rain or shine!) in the Town Square by City Hall.
June 2, 6 – 8pm | First Friday Artwalk
Stroll the streets of downtown and enjoy art, film, food, and community on the first Friday of every month. Bainbridge Island’s Art Walk features galleries, studios, museums, shops, and restaurants showcasing the creative talent of PNW artists.
June 2, 5 – 9pm | Moonlight Market
Moonlight Market is a family-friendly night market with 30+ booths featuring a mix of art, slow fashion, crafts, jewelry, and vintage items. Enjoy street tacos, sourdough pizza, local oysters, and a beer garden with a thoughtful selection of beer, wine & scratch margaritas.
June 3, 5:50 – 9pm | PAWS are Furever Gala
The annual gala event is celebrating 48 years with PAWS of Bainbridge Island and North Kitsap at the Suquamish Clearwater Casino Resort.
Registration closes: Friday, June 2.
June 6, 6:30 – 8pm | Free Gardening Classes at the Library
Veg Club classes cover everything from beginner basics to specialized local resources for experienced growers. And it’s free! In June’s class you’ll learn how to recognize and thwart common pests and diseases.
June 16, 8 – 11pm | Glow Party at Eleven Winery
Are you ready to light up the night? Come and join us for an electrifying Glow Party in the winery! Be dazzled by the array of bright, colorful neon decorations, costumes, and face paint that glow under the black lights.
June 23, 6pm | A Dinner with The Orcas Project at Sawan Thai
The goal for this event is to have everyone come together to meet new people and socialize while tasting four different kinds of wine throughout the 4-course meal!
June 27, 5 – 8pm | Bainbridge Island Classic Car Cruise-In
Bainbridge Island Classic Car Cruise-In combines the love of classic automobiles with a desire to help local kids. Open to the general public, come and enjoy cool cars and special interest vehicles or bring one of your own (no fee or advance reservation required). The car show is great family fun. Hamburgers and hotdogs will be served, and donations will be accepted benefiting Project Backpack.
2023 Waterfront Report
From elegant lakefront estates to peaceful abodes on idyllic peninsulas, the Puget Sound region offers some of the most remarkable, diverse options for waterfront living in the country. These desirable properties appeal to homeowners locally and globally, and their unique characteristics, demand, and opportunities put them in a different league than the rest of the region’s listings.
We understand how important it is to take a closer look at this special subset of the market, so we’ve compiled data, analysis, and perspective on market trends over the past years, focusing on 2022’s unique circumstances—the crests and troughs—and how our waterfront markets weathered the real estate downturn after the significant shift from the previous boom, causing sellers and buyers to reevaluate their real estate goals.
Luckily, iconic PNW vistas, endless opportunities for waterfront recreation, and a lifestyle inspired by location ensure that shoreline properties will always remain in demand. RSIR global real estate advisors are experts on our waterfront markets, sailing you through your buying or selling passage with ease.
Market Trends From Around The Sound: Q1-2023
If you’ve seen the headlines, you already know—inflation and rising interest rates cooled the market in the latter half of 2022. That slow pace carried into the first quarter of the year, and while the headlines might suggest the housing market has been in a slump, many areas have simply not seen the rocketing (and in many cases, unsustainable,) growth that marked the pandemic-era housing boom. As a result, the median sold price for single-family homes stayed relatively flat year-over-year. Many experts have suggested that Q1 saw the bottom of housing prices, however, if you’re working with a Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty global real estate advisor, their expertise in selling and buying will assure you the best results possible in today’s market.
Bainbridge Island | Single-Family Homes
Sales prices did drop to a median of $1.18 million from Q1-2022’s $1.352 million, but they’re still slightly higher than they were in Q1-2021.
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Kitsap County | Single-Family Homes
(Excluding Bainbridge Island) The area saw a relatively insignificant decrease in the year-over-year median sales price, especially compared to other markets in the Puget Sound region, with just a 3.11% drop to $498,000.
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Seattle | Single-Family Homes
The amount of inventory crept up from 0.4 months to 1.7 months year over year, but it remains a seller’s market.
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Eastside | Single-Family Homes
The Eastside saw some of the region’s biggest changes, with a Q1-2023 median sales price of $1.345 million, a 21.7% drop from last year’s $1.568 million.
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Mercer Island | Single-Family Homes
While the number of homes available for sale is up significantly, the number of homes sold in the first quarter of 2023 is identical to the number of homes sold in the first quarter of 2022.
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Seattle | Condominiums
Listings were on the market for an average of 58 days, which is higher than Q1-2022’s 35 days, but in line with Q1-2021’s figure.
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King County | Single-Family Homes
Median sold home prices continued to climb through the end of 2022, though the increases, first in the double digits and just under a 4 percent increase by Q4-2022, finally came to halt in Q1-2023.
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Pierce County | Single-Family Homes
While median price growth dipped year over year in Pierce County by just over 3.5%, we can see continued price growth when looking at the median sold price quarter by quarter.
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Snohomish County | Single-Family Homes
Not needing to rush into a decision like in Q1-2022, the Q1-2023 buyer found that as prices likely bottomed here, dipping just 7% from where they were a year ago, they got the best of both worlds: options and pricing.
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Skagit County | Single-Family Homes
Listings for sale may sit on the market for nearly two months on average, and while that not be the ideal scenario for sellers, there continued to be limited inventory, just 1.9 months, meaning that while buyer activity had slowed, the primary advantage continued to be in the seller’s court.
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Island County | Single-Family Homes
Savvy buyers, especially those who may have also been shopping the marketplace in early 2022, certainly saw an advantage here. More inventory, more selection, less competition, and closed home prices much closer to the original listing price.
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Whatcom County | Single-Family Homes
It’s a seller’s market in Whatcom County, but just barely, with 2.8 months of inventory. That means there were plenty of buyer opportunities to take advantage of in the first quarter (after all, this time last year boasted only .9 months of inventory).
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Life on Bainbridge | May 2023
April showers have brought May flowers to Bainbridge Island! As the weather warms up more events pop up within our community! This month you can enjoy the farmers market, Trivia at Bainbridge Brewing, Oysters at Eleven Winery, and more!
Saturdays, 10am – 2pm | Bainbridge Island Farmers Market
With more than 40 local vendors, including farmers, food vendors, and crafters with artisan-made goods, there is something for everyone at the Bainbridge Island Farmers Market! Visit the open-air market every Saturday from 10am – 2pm, April through November (rain or shine!) in the Town Square by City Hall.
Thursdays, 7 – 9pm | Trivia Night at Bainbridge Brewing Alehouse
Every Thursday, join Bainbridge Brewing for Trivia Night at the Taproom! Trivia is free to play, teams can range in size from 1 – 8 people, and prizes will be awarded to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place finishers each night! It is recommended to arrive before 6:30pm to get seats for you and your team, as games tend to fill up fast!
May 5, 6 – 8pm | First Friday Artwalk
Stroll the streets of downtown and enjoy art, film, food, and community on the first Friday of every month. Bainbridge Island’s Art Walk features galleries, studios, museums, shops, and restaurants showcasing the creative talent of PNW artists.
May 5, 5 – 9pm | Moonlight Market
Moonlight Market is a family-friendly night market with 30+ booths featuring a mix of art, slow fashion, crafts, jewelry, and vintage items. Enjoy street tacos, sourdough pizza, local oysters, and a beer garden with a thoughtful selection of beer, wine & scratch margaritas.
May 6, 1 – 3pm | Sing Along & Sounds
Sing Along & Sounds is a magical introduction to live music for young children. Musical hosts Mike Derzon and Johnny Bregar invite children aged 0-6 years old and their families to explore music, sounds, and movement. The 35-minute concert will feature performances by professional musicians and sing-alongs for the family with an interactive element.
May 7, 10am – 2pm | Youth Fly Fishing Expo
Do you have a young person you would like to introduce to fly fishing or have them get some practice in prior to heading out to fish this spring? Join BI Parks on Sunday, May 7, for the Youth Fly Fishing EXPO at Battle Point Park Pond.
May 9, 6:30 – 8pm | Free Gardening Classes at the Library
Learn everything gardening from beginner basics to specialized local resources for experienced growers. This month, learn how to recognize beneficial insects, attract pollinators and predators, to discourage pests, and control diseases for a better garden.
May 13-14, 10am – 5pm | Ravine Art Fair
The Ravine Art Fair is the perfect place to celebrate Mother’s Day weekend! This historic outdoor event space provides a beautiful backdrop for strolling among artists and vendors selling fine art, jewelry, gifts, and flowers.
May 19, 8 – 10:30pm | BIRC Teen Nights
The Bainbridge Island Recreation Center will host a 2.5-hour event for local high school-age teens! The gym will be open for basketball, volleyball, pickleball, ping-pong, and tennis. Other activities may include laser tag, giant human soccer games, and cornhole. For a more relaxed evening, enjoy a snack while creating some art in our Teen Night studio, and play cards or board games with friends, old and new!
May 26, 4 – 7pm | Salish Sea Greens Oyster Bar Pop-Up
Grab a glass of wine at Eleven Winery and join Salish Sea Greens as they shuck some of the finest oysters the Puget Sound has to offer. Their oyster bar is complete with all the fixings, including kelp mignonette, lemon, and Tabasco.
Life on Bainbridge | April 2023
Spring has officially arrived! Celebrate the changing season and enjoy the longer days by connecting with the community at upcoming events! This month you can browse the farmers market, listen to live music while sipping wine, put your book knowledge to the test with trivia, and more!
Saturdays, 10am – 2pm | Bainbridge Island Farmers Market
The farmers market has returned for the 2023 season! With more than 40 local vendors, including farmers, food vendors, and crafters with artisan-made goods, there is something for everyone. Check out a full list of current market vendors here. Visit our open-air market every Saturday from 10am – 2pm, April through November (rain or shine!) in the Town Square by City Hall.
Sundays, 2-5pm | Live Music at Eleven Winery
Stop by the winery to sip some wine and listen to live music each Sunday. April’s lineup includes Deadwood Revival, The Pontunes, DAIN, and Kareem Kandi.
New Musem Exhibit at Bainbridge Island Historical Museum: Trees
“Trees” is a year-long exhibit celebrating an important Island resource. Trees have always played a central role in the life and culture of Island residents, from the Suquamish people to immigrant homesteaders to residents today.
April 5, 7pm | Books on Tap Trivia
On the first Wednesday of the month, Kitsap Regional Library presents a friendly trivia competition hosted at Treehouse Cafe. The topics of trivia include books, movies, local history, and current events. Great fun and fabulous prizes, everyone is a winner!
April 7, 6 – 8pm | First Friday Art Walk
Stroll the streets of downtown and enjoy art, film, food, and community on the first Friday of every month. Bainbridge Island’s Art Walk features galleries, studios, museums, shops, and restaurants showcasing the creative talent of PNW artists.
April 15, 3pm | Voices from the Salish Sea: A Suquamish History of Bainbridge Island at BIMA
BIMA welcomes storytellers and historians from the Suquamish Nation as they relate tales of Bainbridge Island.
April 22, 10am – 2pm | Earth Day Expo
Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District is hosting an Earth Day Expo! Take part in any of the dozens of nature-focused activities. Visit with local businesses and organizations to learn what eco-friendly offerings each has. Plus, there will be local food vendors, live music, and even a real-live owl to meet!
April 23, 12 – 8pm | Sunday FUNDday: Kitsap Pride
On April 23rd, Eleven Winery will donate 100% of tasting fees and glass pours and 10% of all bottle purchases to the nonprofit Kitsap Pride.
April 28, 4pm – 6pm | Bubbles & Brie
Join BARN (Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network) for a happy hour fundraiser full of wine, cheese, and glass art. There is no charge to attend, but donations are welcome. The money raised from this event will support BARN’s general operations, which include the wonderful Glass Arts studio
Life on Bainbridge | March 2023
Spring is in the air on Bainbridge Island! Although we still have chilly days, flowers are beginning to bud, and spring is on the horizon as 7pm sunsets will be here next week! With the turning of the season, we see more events return, check out this month’s list of events happening around Bainbridge.
Sundays, 2-5pm | Live Music at Eleven Winery
Stop by the winery to sip some wine and listen to live music each Sunday. March’s line up includes Sarah Brunner, GO Two, and Larry Murante.
Thursdays, 9:25am | Mindfulness Meditation
Join BIAM for a weekly group mindfulness meditation practice led by Steve Parsons. Mindfulness Meditation focuses on calming your body and mind through present moment awareness and deep breathing. Join remotely over zoom or in person in the BIMA Auditorium.
First and Third Thursday, 6:30-9pm | Open Mic Night
On the first and third Thursday of every month, Marketplace will be hosting an Open mic night for all of the musicians to come and show off their skills! Sign-ups start at 6pm, pick your favorite song, grab a drink and get ready to sing or listen to our local talent.
March 16 – 18, 7pm | St. Patricks Day Festival
Pleasant Beach Village and the Historic Lynwood Theatre are pleased to announce the Bainbridge Island Saint Patricks Festival, a three day celebration of music, drink, and food! The festival features the world class talent of the dynamic celtic group, the Gothard Sisters performing at the iconic Lynwood Theatre, the rocking tones of Seastar, and the stellar stylings of Nashville songstress Kara Hesse who will be playing at the Manor House. Whiskey flights, Gin sampling, and specialty cocktails will be provided over the course of the festival by Southern Glazers and American Northwest Beverage Distributors.
March 17, 8 – 10:30pm | BI Recreation Center Teen Night
The Bainbridge Island Recreation Center will host a 2.5-hour event for local high school-age teens only! The gym will be open for basketball, volleyball, pickleball, ping-pong, and tennis. Other activities may include laser tag, giant human soccer games, and cornhole. For a more relaxed evening, enjoy a snack while creating some art in the Teen Night studio, and play cards or board games with friends, old and new!
March 24, 6pm | Spring Harvest Wine Dinner at BIMA
Joining forces with Vintage Wine Bar at Harbor Square for an evening with a guest winemaker at the Bistro.
March 24, 4-7pm | Salish Sea Greens Oyster Bar Pop-Up
Grab a glass of wine at Eleven Winery and join Salish Sea Greens as they shuck some of the finest oysters the Puget Sound has to offer. Their oyster bar is complete with all the fixings, including kelp mignonette, lemon, and Tabasco.
March 28, 6pm | Paint & Sip at Fletcher Bay
Complete a “Red Bike” painting with step-by-step instructions at Fletcher Bay Winery. All paint supplies and aprons are provided. Wine and pairings will be available for purchase.
2023 Forecast Report
Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty (RSIR) has tapped experts inside and outside the brokerage to share with you where the trends are headed and what to watch for in the coming year. How can you prepare for a successful 2022? From real estate to tech, design to investment, we want to prepare you to achieve your goals.
WHAT’S INSIDE
THE ADVANTAGE: WITH RISING INTEREST RATES AND INFLATION, WHAT THE LENDING INDUSTRY IS WATCHING AS HOME PRICES CLIMB.
THE TECH INDUSTRY IS MAKING MOVES. THE BUSINESS TEAM AT GEEKWIRE SHARES THE 12 STORIES THEY’RE FOLLOWING IN 2022.
From GeekWire
DESIGN: FROM THE FINE FINISHES INSIDE YOUR HOME TO OUTDOOR STYLE, WHERE THE DESIGN TRENDS ARE HEADING THIS YEAR.