Yesterday I went to a video blogging seminar at the Seattle Center. Video Blogging is important. The conference was put on by Brian and Frank who vlog daily at Think Big Work Small, an entertaining and educational site for lenders … Continue reading
Okay, Admitted. A little more Times bashing for today. The Wednesday Seattle Times has two articles in the business section. The feature is headlined “U.s. Home Prices fall, more declines seen.” This article is datelined Washington (and they mean D.C.). … Continue reading
The Seattle Home Show is going on this week. It will end on Sunday the 27th. I had to ask myself, “Who is going to the home show these days?” And even better, “Who is presenting there and why?” First … Continue reading
This Stranger article has come up with some interesting data. Here is Seattle there is a lot of press about how the mayor is trying to protect Seattle from bearing the brunt of cost over-runs regarding the new HWY 99 … Continue reading
The nation’s worst cities. That’s good of course. But don’t worry about the rest of the nation. Take care of your property. Look out for your block. Attend a neighborhood meeting and get involved in making the park next to … Continue reading
Ravenna is leading the pack in reduced garbage and yard waste. In Seattle, CleanScapes hauls garbage and yard waste. Last year they offered $50,000 to the neighborhood that reduces yard waste and garbage the most. Capitol Hill, First Hill and … Continue reading
Today’s big news is that the stock market (DOW) closed above 12,000 yesterday. The Seattle Times’ subheading indicates that now is the time many small investors might jump back into the market. Let’s look a little closer. Two years ago … Continue reading
