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Moving in to Seattle?
Your One Stop Online Source for finding information on the Greater
Seattle Area. Here you can find housing prices, a job, local
neighborhood information, even a cost of living comparison to the
city in which you currently reside. You can choose to order my Free Relocation Package in one of the pages of this section to receive
further information either by U.S. mail, fax, e-mail, or choose my personalized calling option to receive one-on-one professional
advice about current market conditions, commutes and valuable
insight into what may be the perfect neighborhood and home for
you in Seattle or the surrounding areas.

Quick Facts on Seattle:
Population: 563,375
Households: 258,635
Tax Rate: $12.10/$1,000 assessed property value
Median Household Income: $59,983
Average Rent: $949
Median Home Value: $212,400
Greater Seattle's Top 5 Public Companies
(ranked by 2000 revenues, figures in thousands)
Company 2000 Revenues Type of Business
Boeing $51,321,000 Aerospace manufacturer - www.boeing.com
Costco 32,164,000 Membership warehouses - www.costco.com
Microsoft 23,000,000 Software developer - www.microsoft.com
Weyerhaeuser 15,980,000 Pulp/paper products -
www.weyerhaeuser.com
Washington Mutual 15,760,000 Bank - www.wamu.com

Moving Out? Once you've decided on your new location, please
Contact Me
for a referral to a local, qualified Real Estate Agent. I only provide referrals to proven top agents for your chosen destination -
my networking and participation in national sales events has allowed
me to qualify agents around the country to help make your move worry free. This is a simple, personalized, and FREE resource. I am affiliated with well-established national organizations of agents and brokerage firms.

 



Moving Tips

Weather by DynaWeather.com

First and foremost, don't wait until the last minute. Moving is stressful enough. Give yourself at least six weeks, which gives you enough time to pack a few boxes each day.

Inventory your items to determine how many packing boxes you will need. As a rule of thumb, use small boxes for small, heavy items such as books and canned goods; medium-size for bulkier, not so heavy items like linens and pots; and reserve larger boxes for very bulky lightweight items such as lamp shades

Obtain boxes from a moving company or collect sturdy boxes from local supermarkets and liquor stores. Also, consider investing in specialty boxes, such as wardrobe and mirror/painting cartons. Wardrobe boxes are specially designed to transport clothing on hangers and mirror/painting cartons adjust to fit large sizes.


 
     
   
 
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