(509) 392-4705 Just a call or text away!
8200 W. Grandridge Blvd. Kennewick, WA 99336-1680
By Cari McGee
Let me start with my usual disclaimer that all real estate is local, and what happens nationally doesn’t always impact us here in the Tri-Cities. That said, it’s still smart to know what’s being said across the…
By Cari McGee
If you’ve read any articles lately about housing affordability, I bet you’ve seen it described as a “crisis.” From what I’m seeing in the news, those two terms are practically inseparable of late. But no matter what…
By Cari McGee
Chances are you’ve found yourself in an HGTV binge session at some point, watching multiple episodes or entire seasons of Property Brothers, House Hunters and the like. We do that, too, at the McGee household! Those real…
By Cari McGee
Ask the REALTOR® is a regular video series in which I answer your most commonly-asked real estate questions. If YOU have a real estate question that needs an answer, drop me a note here. This week’s question:…
By Cari McGee
Here’s some really great news for anyone who’s in the home buying market: According to Freddie Mac’s Primary Mortgage Market Survey, interest rates for a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage are currently at their lowest since February 2018! Last…
By Cari McGee
The first question many home buyers and sellers ask is, “Do I need a Realtor®?” There are a lot of aspects of life where “do it yourself” makes sense. You probably know a number of people who…
By Cari McGee
As 2019 begins, many Tri-Citians have made plans to enter the housing market. Have you? Whether you’re thinking of getting out of that apartment and buying your first home or selling your starter house to move into…
By Cari McGee
In the Tri-Cities, the median home sales price has increased between 7-10 percent over the past year. Meanwhile, over that same time period, interest rates have remained near historic lows. Together, this has let a lot of…
By Cari McGee
You’ve probably seen the recent news articles about the cost of renting a home vs. owning a home. The headlines say home ownership is less affordable today than at any other time in the last decade. That’s…
By Cari McGee
The number of available homes is starting to grow, but inventory is still tighter than in normal years. Ergo, many homebuyers are considering buying a new construction home instead of an existing one. As you can imagine,…