Navigate through Seattle’s complex real estate market and you will quickly discover conditions that require extraordinary skill and experience. Successful results start with swift assessment and strategic execution. Nothing short of lively exchange and communication will do. Seattle’s market diversity is even more challenging. These factors combined, set forth conditions where I can provide significant value to your real estate venture.
- Executive high-tech marketing/sales management: local/ international
- University of Washington alum, BA Business: Harvard case study team
- Seattle pioneer family: Passionately familiar with our communities
- 25-years real estate investment
Actively involved in:
-Kenmore City Planning Commissioner
-Middle-east World Health Organization project
-UW alum, Tyee
-Washington Technology Center, UW
-American Electronics Association
-MOQA (Men of Queen Anne)
-Golf! Inglewood Golf Club
-Piano, seniors-to-childrens’ events
I am highly motivated and go well beyond to understand clients’ needs and desires. Discriminating people typically appreciate setting realistic expectations and simply making things happen. I’d like to do just that to earn your trust and respect with results.
Stan Isenhath's Questions (1)
Stan Isenhath's Answers (4)
Adjacent our $1.8 million listing on Yarrow Point, adjacent the 520, are four new homes under construction due to market between $3.8 and $4.2 million this fall. These homes, like ours, are positioned to the north of the 520 where traffic travels downhill; much quieter than the South side, Clyde Hill. Too, once European-style coatings were tested last fall,we not only saw the priority being placed on improvement but real progress. - Mon Apr 7 2008, 00:26
Great question. I have a home listed on Yarrow Point whose property backs onto the 520, owned by the same family since 1992. He called the morning following the paving to say he's enjoying his morning coffee on his patio for the first time. A couple from the UK visited the home recently and chuckled about the surface test as they have first-hand experience in Europe with a similar process. "What's to test? It's been done for years in Europe and it works just great!" Too, they added it seems to hold up much longer than the usual pavement material. Finally, adjacent to our listed property are four (4) $4million homes under construction which share the same 520 proximity. Not sure, but their construction seemed to commence with that paving! - Mon Nov 5 2007, 21:22
From personal and professional experience, the Northshore School District is outstanding and rated in top levels statewide. That would include communities from Kenmore to Bothell to Woodinville. Our son is a doctor, a product of the Northshore schools as well. The community is very involved with its schools and the funding, standards and leadership are most active. - Tue Nov 6 2007, 12:54
KC has slowed from 90 MPH to about 55 MPH. Indicators, short-term and long-term, point to demand increasing faster than housing units or building permits over the next 3 years. 143,000 new jobs vs. 55,000 housing units. Convention Center, Cruise Ships and Commercial Building Permits over next 3 years are at capacity with newhires being increased to handle workload. 26,000 new jobs await the production of the new Boeing Dreamliner. By the way, the majority of new job creation is supervisory, not entry-level jobs. - Fri Oct 26 2007, 10:23
Edmonds is :25 minutes to Seattle's Union Square in rush hour on express transit. Recent purchasers of 16 new homes in Edmonds worked out of the area, the majority working in downtown Seattle. Their price points were under $400k for which Seattle offers no reasonable new construction alternatives. - Tue Oct 16 2007, 21:17
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