Tri-Cities, Washington, real estate and homes - thoughts and conversation.
Posted in Richland Real Estate on Apr 4th, 2008
I go to the gym right near the office, at Columbia Point. There are no showers or changing rooms, no fitness experts hanging around, and no ‘beautiful people’ showing off their perfect bodies. Usually when I go, there are a couple older gentlemen and a young woman and one or two other people around. One [...]
Posted in Richland Real Estate, Tri-Cities, WA, West Richland Real Estate on Oct 24th, 2007
At William Wiley Elementary in West Richland, WA, they have an annual food drive. Two years ago, the Apple Cup Canned Food Battle began. Children donated canned goods and instant meal packages into their favorite team’s box. We have a ton more Cougar fans than Husky fans in this part of the state, so the Cougars [...]
Posted in Richland Real Estate on Jun 22nd, 2007
I went to this page and then clicked on ‘Letter Houses’ under Richland, in the Architectural History section, along the left-hand column.
There are loads of the A’s, B’s, C’s and F’s still around. They’re easy to spot. If we ever turned into an area with a huge housing need and no more land upon which to [...]
Posted in Richland Real Estate, Tri-Cities, WA, West Richland Real Estate on Apr 25th, 2007
Move over, Wiley Elementary, there’s a new school in town.
And it’s bringing some trepidation and uncertainty with it. I had a mom approach me the other day, “Cari! Are your kids going to White Bluffs or staying at Wiley next year?”
I told her we live squarely on top of what is called ‘bird [...]
Posted in Buyers, Pasco Real Estate, Real Estate Industry, Richland Real Estate, Tri-Cities Market, Tri-Cities, WA on Apr 11th, 2007
Probably like most Americans of a certain age, I first heard the phrase caveat emptor in the Brady Bunch episode in which Greg buys a car he was told would be easy to fix up but isn’t. Like “Find out what you do best and do your best with it”, “caveat emptor…let the buyer beware” is [...]