Jason Stricevich

Kirkland’s new fees on larger single-family homes are reshaping the real cost of buying, while tax exemptions boost multifamily growth. How should first-time buyers approach this shifting landscape?

Kirkland’s pre-approved ADU plans cut red tape and make it easier to boost housing choices. Flexible living gets a real shot. Would you consider building an ADU if the process felt this simple?

Totem Lake has turned from a retail strip into a lively mixed-use hub, opening new doors for first-time buyers and investors. 🏡 Would you buy in a revitalized community like this?

Kenmore’s inclusionary zoning now ties affordable unit requirements to home size, rewarding smaller builds while asking more from larger ones. Could this reshape what buyers and investors choose next?

Kirkland’s zoning choices reflect what neighbors push for, public input just brought back residential protections despite bigger state goals. How do you think community voices should shape local housing rules?

Bothell just opened Pop Shops on Main for 2026–2028, giving small businesses a downtown launchpad. Would you apply or know someone with a concept ready for Triangle Junction?

Kirkland’s new middle housing rules mean more first-time buyers can call the city home. Cottages, duplexes, and ADUs are opening doors. Would you consider these options for your move?

Kirkland’s new housing rules cut parking and add fees to bigger homes, reshaping what first-time buyers and investors can expect. Would these changes influence your next move?

Transit-focused multifamily growth around Kirkland Urban, Modera Bridle Trails, and Bothell Main Street is changing local character, new energy, new options. What’s your take on these shifts?

Kirkland’s new iceplex brings two NHL-size rinks, a restaurant, and year-round community events, this will be a real game changer for local families. What’s the first thing you’d use it for?

Kirkland’s new transit-focused growth and middle housing options make it easier for first-time buyers to find a spot with real potential. 🚊 Which neighborhood feels like the right fit for you?

Kirkland’s new housing code is pushing single-family neighborhoods toward more diverse, transit-friendly options, while new fees shape what gets built. How would you approach your next move in this changing market?

Kirkland’s cooling home values and steady inventory are opening doors for first-time buyers and those looking to invest or downsize. Would you make a move in this market?

Falling rates in Kirkland give buyers more room to compete on homes in top school districts and near transit. 🏡 How are you planning to use your extra purchasing power this season?

@JayInslee You’re a loser. You destroyed Seattle and moved to a red state. Loser

We cannot forget that while Trump praises law enforcement for protecting him, he totally disrespected law enforcement officers who protected democracy against his coup attempt on Jan. 6. Never forget.

Totem Lake and Juanita offer new construction choices without the frenzy, making Kirkland a smart pick for first-time buyers and investors. Which floor plan catches your eye right now?

Light rail in Bothell is changing the game, homes near new stations offer better access and attract both buyers and renters. 🚆 Would living near transit sway your next move?

Buyers in Kirkland are seeing more choices, less competition, and friendlier negotiations this spring, especially on new builds and condos. How are you adapting your home search right now?

Return-to-office trends and new transit are shifting Eastside buyers toward move-in-ready homes close to campuses and schools. Which matters more for your next move: commute or community?

@FalconryFinance Kidnapping for not allowing him to leave

they will not rest until every form of life is eliminated from this Earth if it takes any amount of effort to understand or accommodate