Ben Kakimoto, along with America's premier real estate company, Keller Williams Realty, have teamed together to simplify your Seattle real estate experience by providing you with unparalled customer service.
If you're new to Seattle, or a long-time resident, buying your home can be intimidating. So, too, can selling your home as it's usually your biggest asset. To ensure a smooth real estate experience rely on my team to simplify the process by handling the hard work for you.
Located in Seattle's Wallingford neighborhood, we serve your complete Seattle home, condo and loft buying and selling needs. Our focus is urban real estate - single family homes, townhomes, condos and lofts - throughout the greater Seattle metropolitan areas including these fine neighborhoods - Queen Anne, Belltown, Capitol Hill, Wallingford, Green Lake, Greenwood, Phinney, Fremont, Ballard, Madison Park, Beacon Hill, Montlake, Ravenna, West Seattle and the Eastside.
Featured Posts
National Open House Event – April 28 & 29, 2012
The annual National Open House Event is coming up this weekend on Saturday April 28th and Sunday 29th. The Washington REALTORS association anticipates several hundred properties will be open to the public. So far, are over 650 properties in King County are participating, including more than 200 in Seattle. That number will rise as we… Read More
Tips for Buying in a Home in a Seller’s Market
If you’re been looking to purchase a home in the Seattle region, it almost seems as though the market changed overnight. Ever since the housing market crashed several years ago, buyers had been keenly aware that Seattle represented a strong buyer’s market. However, since the start of the year the market has shifted. Seattle is… Read More
March 2012 Seattle Housing Market Update
In March, the Seattle housing market may have turned the corner, even if only for one month as the median Seattle home sales price inched up 0.56% to $359,500 over last March. The single family dwelling median sales price fared better than condos increasing 3.12% to $397,000 while condos lagged behind falling 11.75% to $236,500,… Read More





