The Impact of Interest Rate Hikes on Real Estate
Rise Seattle
Everyone wants to know, “How’s the real estate market?”. But getting a straight answer to that question is tough and often confusing. We’re diving deeper into the numbers to explore the market and help create clarity. When you understand what’s going on, you feel more confident in making decisions to buy and sell. Interest rates continue to dominate the headlines as they have been on a steady rise since February of this year. And they deserve our attention because they have a big impact on affordability. If interest rates go up 1% a buyer can afford approximately 10% less in...
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Is There a Housing Bubble Ahead?
Rise Seattle
WE ARE BACK! We often get asked, "Is there a housing bubble coming?" While we can't predict the future, on this episode of the Rise Seattle Podcast, Tyler Davis Jones and Adam Hestad discuss the current market temperature and how "time in the market" is far superior to "timing of the market".
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COVID-19 Seattle Real Estate Market Update
Rise Seattle
We all need a secure and a safe place to live. Water, food and shelter are the baselines of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. One fundamental realization I’ve learned during our social distancing experience has been how important the home is. Your environment is paramount to your emotional, psychological, mental and even spiritual health. So how has COVID-19 impacted real estate? Where were we at a month ago? Where are we now? Where will we go?
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Dr. Dan Hartman: COVID-19: What Does the Future Look Like?
Rise Seattle
Dr. Dan Hartman is the director of Integrated Development for Global Health at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation here in Seattle, and in this episode of the Rise Seattle podcast, Dan helps us to better understand the ever-evolving situation surrounding COVID-19.
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MyKabin: Backyard Cottages: Eco-Friendly Investments that Provide Affordable Housing
Rise Seattle
Homeowners and renters in Seattle all stand to benefit from an increase in DADUs (Detached Additional Dwelling Units), but all too frequently, the cost of building a DADU can be prohibitively expensive. In this episode, Tyler sits down with Rob Hill from MyKabin, an innovative company that builds DADUs in the backyards of single-family homes for a flat-rate price. A cost-effective and convenient way to invest, DADUs help to increase the density and diversity of Seattle’s neighborhoods.
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Jesse Bradley: Finding Faith in a Health Crisis
Rise Seattle
Jesse Bradley is a former professional soccer goalkeeper, radio host, podcaster, author, and speaker. After surviving several close calls with death, Jesse exudes a gratitude for every new day and opportunity to encourage people in their journey.
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Jackson Rohrbaugh: Capturing The Essence Of Seattle in A Wine Glass
Rise Seattle
Jackson Rohrbaugh is the founder of Crunchy Red Fruit and a Master Sommelier. His company is based in Seattle and curates and sends you wines that you love to drink. The company is unique in that it chooses smaller vendors that are different from what’s offered at big box stores. They focus on wines with ingredients you can pronounce and limited to no chemical intervention. Jackson talks about his innovative company and the overall local culture of wine in Seattle.
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Butch Haze - A Tale of Two Tech Cities: San Francisco and the Future of Seattle
Rise Seattle
A question Tyler asks every guest at the end of each show is “What is your biggest fear for Seattle.” The number one answer to this question (in over 80 episodes) is that we don’t want Seattle to become San Francisco, but what does that mean? Butch Haze – one of the “Top 100 “real estate agents in the country joins the show to talk about what we can learn from San Francisco now to change Seattle’s future and how we can get into “the game” of real estate in an ever-growing costly market.
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Sarah Adler Returns: Simply Real Eating
Rise Seattle
Sarah Adler returns! Back with a new cookbook, new mission and new baby! Sarah is a Seattle native, best selling healthy cookbook author, nutrition coach and owner of Simply Real Health—a healthy lifestyle company on a mission to educate, teach, and inspire others to live their happiest and healthiest life.
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Chris Hanson: Sage Conservation
Rise Seattle
In the wake of the Australia fires it's more evident than ever that climate change is impacting our world. But what can we do as individuals to make an impact? Chris Hanson is the COO of Sage Conservation, a Seattle based efficiency consulting firm that offers services to help you optimize your building’s performance. Sage has created a comprehensive audit process to help you lower your operating costs of your home or commercial buildings while you relax.
info_outlineIt seems in today’s divisive political environment, not many people have positive things to say about politicians. In episodes past we’ve had conversations about Seattle city council decisions that have left the city split. As we approach Seattle’s Primary Election on August 6th and General Election: November 5th, we wanted to give Seattleites a way to hear and get to know who they’re voting for. For the next few months Tyler will be interviewing select City Council Candidates from each district.
Our first guest in this series is Terry Rice, a Seattle City Council Candidate for District 6. Terry describes himself as a practical progressive candidate. His upbringing with a single mom of 4 who worked multiple jobs and relied on government funded services to survive and eventually thrive has driven him run for office. His experience in travel and technology business has given him a skill to assess complex issues and problem solve using the best data.
He is a native of the Pacific Northwest and has lived his entire adult life here in Seattle.
Terry is running for office because he believes in maintaining a business climate that is hospitable to economic growth, while holding businesses accountable to the community.