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Robert Weston

"Serving Buyers and Sellers since 1994"
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  • 18 Listings
Agent at Windermere Real Estate/Whatcom, Inc.
Experience:
Sales and Marketing for Windermere Real Estate September 1999—present
My move to Windermere was the best thing I could have done for myself and my customers.…
Real Estate Sales for C21 Marketplace September 1994—September 1996
I received training through the Century 21 System. I focused on general realestate sales…
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Specialties:
First Time home buyers
New Construction
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Certifications
& Awards:
Western Washington University Graduate - Urban and Regional Planning
Council of Residential Specialists - CRS
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Interests:
Playing with my kids
Family vacations
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About:
Serving Buyers and sellers since 1994.
Western Washington Native.
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Testimonials:
"Rob was the key to getting us into our first home. Rob found us the perfect home right away and made the process easy for us. His team of lenders, title ... show more
Robert Weston answered:
That is a great question. Major remodels can be more costly that new construction it really depends on the stile of remodel etc. Many homes are on the market at below replacement costs. We are seeing more people choose to stay in there homes and remodel because it has been so expensive to build new and harder to sell their existing home. The other thing that I would look into is the cost of different products. I know that certain items that contain petroleum products have gone up and items that require high shipping or trucking cost like concrete etc. have gone up. I have heard however that wood prices are down. I guess I would need to know more about the circumstances and specifically what you are looking to remodel. As far as the Geneva area, it will continue to be an area that people want to live and invest. There are some more affordable homes and distressed properties in the area that might bring the price down in the short term, but there are also still many homes in the higher price range. If you look at the history of real estate in the Bellingham area, historically a home that was worth $600k today could potentially be worth twice that amount in a 10 to 20 year period. I hope this has been helpful. If you would like to ask me specific questions regarding your remodel or values, feel free to email me or call. - Wed Oct 8 2008, 10:24

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