Because of his commitment to the NW Furniture Bank, Jeff was featured in a video that received top honors from the prestigious Windermere Foundation and earned a sizeable donation for the NW Furniture Bank. Mark and Jeff contribute a portion of each of their commissions to NW Furniture Bank in Tacoma.
When we sometimes are frustrated at the lack of speed with which Tacoma is moving forward with regard to the re-use and restoration of our historic buildings, one needs to look no further than this beautifully photographed compilation of images from the seventies to know... we've come a long way!
Click the image at the left to see over one hundred vintage images of Tacoma by talented photographer Stephen Cysewski.
Jeff's views on the importance and value in restoring historic properties was recently the subject of an article in South Sound Magazine, click the magazine cover at the left to read the full story.
Located in Henderson Bay Estates this home has a pretty cool contemporary exterior, but the interior is a mash-up of the most hideous styles and colored finishes under the sun. The privacy and style should lend itself well to a sophisticated home in an excellent location. Projected to be finished the end of March, stay tuned for updates (click the photo additional pictures and details).
The Northwest MLS recently reported that pending home sales in the Puget Sound region in November were up 22.4% when compared to activity in November of last year. That's a HUGE increase that mirrors the uptick we've seen in our own business in the past several months. Sounds like buyers are finally starting to take full advantage of low interest rates and low prices.
Mark and Jeff recently sold the historic 1859 Boatman-Ainsworth house for their clients who had grown up in the home. The house is still being featured in local news stories. Click here to read the article in the Tacoma News Tribune.