Find out the details on the new tax credit for repeat buyers and first-time homebuyers. Expires on April 30th, 2010.

Vacation-home sales recovered in 2009 while investment sales fell sharply, according to the National Association of REALTORS®.

Read about how prices will increase by 2011 in Seattle.

Many people who go into foreclosure assume they are not responsible for the unpaid mortgage balance. But many banks are going after the homeowner long after the foreclosure takes place.

Find out about the newest tax breaks when purchasing energy-efficient products.

Learn about the current home sales increasing as we end the year and find out about the 2010 predications for home sales.

Find tips from the Wall Street Journal on what you should be looking for as a buyer of a condominium.

On May 1, a sweeping reform took effect that was meant to reduce the conflicts of interest in home appraisals while safeguarding the independence of the people who do them. Brokers and real-estate agents can no longer order appraisals. Lenders now control the entire process.

Good News in the Seattle Real Estate Market.

Learn more about the $8,000 tax credit that expires on December 1st, 2009. You must act quickly in order to qualify. Find out all the details and if you qualify here.

Close on a home by December 1st 2009, and receive $8,000