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3509 Fremont Ave N #300
Seattle, WA 98103

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Oct 21

We live where we work! 🏙⁣
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💬 Please reach out if you have any questions or would like to chat about navigating the downtown Seattle market. We’re ready to help and lend our expertise.⁣⁣
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#urbanashteam #p3distinct #pointe3 #realestate #seattlerealestate #seattlecondo #seattle #sellingseattle #downtownseattle #luxuryrealestate #pnwrealestate #movingtoseattle #seattlehome⁣

We live where we work! 🏙⁣
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💬 Please reach out if you have any questions or would like to chat about navigating the downtown Seattle market. We’re ready to help and lend our expertise.⁣⁣
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#urbanashteam #p3distinct #pointe3 #realestate #seattlerealestate #seattlecondo #seattle #sellingseattle #downtownseattle #luxuryrealestate #pnwrealestate #movingtoseattle #seattlehome⁣ ...

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Oct 19

On October 23, join Pike Place Market, Friends of the Market, and the Pike Place Market Foundation for a celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Citizens’ Initiative to Keep the Market!⁣

Throughout the day enjoy a number of Market activities including special commemorative gifts, craft demonstrations, one-of-a-kind shopping and more.

There will also be screenings of “Labor of Love: Saving Pike Place Market,” the official documentary about the battle to save the market. You can also watch the documentary online at KOMONews.com.
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In the early 1960s, a group of businessmen known as the Central Association of Seattle unveiled a downtown development plan which included replacing the market with a plaza including apartment towers, office buildings, and a hotel.⁣
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The Friends of the Market organization was then established to advocate for preserving the market and protecting it from demolition. In 1971, the “Let’s Keep the Market” initiative was added to the November ballot where the Seattle community voted to save the market.

#pikeplacemarket #pikeplacemarketfoundation #supportlocal #supportsmallbusiness #supportseattlesmallbiz #seattle #downtownseattle #citylife #urbanash #urbanashteam

On October 23, join Pike Place Market, Friends of the Market, and the Pike Place Market Foundation for a celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Citizens’ Initiative to Keep the Market!⁣

Throughout the day enjoy a number of Market activities including special commemorative gifts, craft demonstrations, one-of-a-kind shopping and more.

There will also be screenings of “Labor of Love: Saving Pike Place Market,” the official documentary about the battle to save the market. You can also watch the documentary online at KOMONews.com.
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In the early 1960s, a group of businessmen known as the Central Association of Seattle unveiled a downtown development plan which included replacing the market with a plaza including apartment towers, office buildings, and a hotel.⁣
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The Friends of the Market organization was then established to advocate for preserving the market and protecting it from demolition. In 1971, the “Let’s Keep the Market” initiative was added to the November ballot where the Seattle community voted to save the market.

#pikeplacemarket #pikeplacemarketfoundation #supportlocal #supportsmallbusiness #supportseattlesmallbiz #seattle #downtownseattle #citylife #urbanash #urbanashteam ...

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Oct 19

With Halloween just around the corner, the autumn season is in full swing. Although most people think of Seattle as the state of evergreens, a colorful fall season still awaits all who live here.

It’s the season of pumpkin spice lattes (and everything else!), cozy sweaters, and hot spiced cider. And another thing that happens during fall? You take the time to get your home ready for the changing of the seasons. That way, when winter comes around you will be more than prepared.

So what steps can a forward-thinking homeowner or tenant take to make sure their home is all prepared as the days continue to get shorter and the weather gets colder?

Let’s take a look at seven ways to get your home ready for fall. 🍂🏠🛋

#seattlerealestate #realestate #urbanashteam #pointe3 #homeimprovement #hometips #homerenovation #autumn #diyprojects #diyhomeimprovements #diyhome

With Halloween just around the corner, the autumn season is in full swing. Although most people think of Seattle as the state of evergreens, a colorful fall season still awaits all who live here.

It’s the season of pumpkin spice lattes (and everything else!), cozy sweaters, and hot spiced cider. And another thing that happens during fall? You take the time to get your home ready for the changing of the seasons. That way, when winter comes around you will be more than prepared.

So what steps can a forward-thinking homeowner or tenant take to make sure their home is all prepared as the days continue to get shorter and the weather gets colder?

Let’s take a look at seven ways to get your home ready for fall. 🍂🏠🛋

#seattlerealestate #realestate #urbanashteam #pointe3 #homeimprovement #hometips #homerenovation #autumn #diyprojects #diyhomeimprovements #diyhome ...

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Oct 15

Would you buy a haunted house? According to a 2017 survey conducted by realtor.com, 33 percent of the more than 1,000 respondents said they were open to living in a haunted house, while 25 percent might be, and 42 percent were not open to the idea.⁣ 👻🏠
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That brings us to “The George Champlin Mason House” built by the architect for himself in 1873. It Victorian mansion currently operates as a bed and breakfast—and could be yours for $4.5 million!
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Sitting on a third of an acre, the over 5,800 square foot home features 11 ensuite guest rooms, innkeepers accommodations, and a modern commercial kitchen.⁣
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It seems as if the architect hung around following his death in 1894. The current owners of 15 years reported a number of encounters including an apparition of George arriving home and smelling cigarette smoke in the middle of the night.⁣
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📷: Mott & Chace/Sotheby’s Int’l Realty

#realestate #featurefriday #hauntedhouse #georgechamplin #newportrhodeisland #rhodeislandrealestate #victorian #victorianarchitecture #victorianhome #victorianhouse

Would you buy a haunted house? According to a 2017 survey conducted by realtor.com, 33 percent of the more than 1,000 respondents said they were open to living in a haunted house, while 25 percent might be, and 42 percent were not open to the idea.⁣ 👻🏠
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That brings us to “The George Champlin Mason House” built by the architect for himself in 1873. It Victorian mansion currently operates as a bed and breakfast—and could be yours for $4.5 million!
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Sitting on a third of an acre, the over 5,800 square foot home features 11 ensuite guest rooms, innkeepers accommodations, and a modern commercial kitchen.⁣
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It seems as if the architect hung around following his death in 1894. The current owners of 15 years reported a number of encounters including an apparition of George arriving home and smelling cigarette smoke in the middle of the night.⁣
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📷: Mott & Chace/Sotheby’s Int’l Realty

#realestate #featurefriday #hauntedhouse #georgechamplin #newportrhodeisland #rhodeislandrealestate #victorian #victorianarchitecture #victorianhome #victorianhouse ...

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