Just Reduced Home For Sale on Greenbrier Pond
May 29, 2008 by Colleen
Filed under Featured Listings, For Buyers
This beautiful Curtis Lang resale is situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac on a 1/2 acre which backs to Greenbrier Pond (protected open space). The home is large and features a Main floor Master Suite, 3 bedrooms upstairs as well as a fully finished basement with Kitchenette, Rec room, Workout area, Theater Room as well as a workshop (could function as great playroom for kids as it’s fully finished w/ vinyl flooring) and HUGE storeroom…Whew! That’s quite a lot to offer and now the price has just been slashed $20,000. If you’re looking for something special in the Tahoma School District, this may be it!
Maple Valley Market Faring Better Than Many Across the US
May 28, 2008 by Colleen
Filed under Market News & Updates
According to a report published yesterday by Standard & Poor, homes sales across the nation declined the first quarter of 2008 by 14.1% compared to the first quarter of ‘07. The Las Vegas market, which saw one of the sharpest increases during “bubble growth” has been hardest hit with prices down approximately 25.9%.
Locally, prices for Single Family homes in Maple Valley are down on average approximately 7% over year to date sales in ‘07.
In addition to the average price decline, the number of closed sales are also down 41%. Average market time has increased by 31%. Homes are selling however, it’s just taking longer and more aggressive pricing.
Colleen Fischesser is the Broker/Owner of RE/MAX Select in Maple Valley, WA. She has been successfully selling and marketing properties all over South King & North Pierce counties since 1990 but specializes in the greater Maple Valley area. She may be contacted directly at: 425-432-5400


Colleen Fischesser, Washington State Designated Broker & Owner of RE/MAX Select Real Estate in Maple Valley Washington; Member Northwest Multiple Listing Association, Seattle/King County Association of Realtors. Voted "Best in Client Satisfaction" Seattle Magazine 2006 & 2007. "I was bitten by the "house-hunting bug" at a young age when I would go through the Sunday papers with my parents, looking for open houses. My father was an NFL football coach and we had moved several times throughout my childhood before finally settling in the Pacific Northwest. I have come to view the house hunting and the moving process as an adventure, and although it can sometimes be stressful and inconvenient, I love the process as much today as I did back then!"