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With a comprehensive knowledge of all

current resale inventory as well as

consistent new construction previews,

Greg will make sure you see all properties

meeting your criterion.

With area's hottest and most upscale shopping mall located downtown, Bellevue is not only the largest Eastside city,but a mecca for upscale eateries, boutiques, high rise condos,

arts & entertainment. Four major high schools, gorgeous high priced view and/or lakefront homes,classic starter neighborhoods & areas rich with culture, all testify to Bellevue's ability to suit everyone's taste.

Sitting along the eastern shores of Lake Washington and reaching to the western shores of Lake Sammamish, access to Seattle is an easy choice with two floating bridges directly accessing the heart of the city. Bellevue's average home price is $727,263, up 16% from last year.

Plunked directly in the heart of downtown Bellevue, high scale living is at your fingertips in the jewel box community of Medina and Clyde Hill. Home to Bill Gates and the likes, these areas sport impressive homes, location, waterfront and views. Average sale

prices in Clyde Hill

are $1,517,744.

"My office is located in downtown Bellevue. A great central location with easy access to the entire Eastside."

Nestled in the heart of the

Sammamish Valley with

sweeping mountain views,

dense forests, & beautiful

Lake Sammamish, lies the

city of Redmond, a community of contrasts.

Redmond is a true outdoor paradise

offering first class lodging, dining,

shopping and entertainment. The home

of Bill Gates' Microsoft, Redmond has

grown by leaps and bounds, with

thoughtful consideration

to the environment.

Redmond Town Center, the shopper

friendly mall with the outdoor market

"feel" attracts residents looking for a

variety of dining experiences, movies, live entertainment,

an assortment of boutiques and anchor tenant retail stores.

A favorite Eastside destination, Redmond is

minutes to I-520 and I-405, making access to other communities quick and easy.The average home

price is $642,199.

Known as the bicycle capital of the northwest, Redmond boasts miles of riding trails, hiking

trails, and favorite "off leash" doggie park

located in Marymoor Park, the region's popular mega acre County Park.

Kirkland is seemingly blessed with

an embarrassment of riches:

charming streets, easy access to

Kirkland's quaint but humming hip

downtown and a location that puts

neither Bellevue nor Seattle very far

away. As in much of the Eastside,

houses include ranches, split -levels

& contemporaries, many with updating.

Known for its many public beaches

along the main boulevard, Kirkland

draws the artsy crowd with it's

coffee shops, streetside

restaurants, public marina,

boat launch, library, ball

fields, hot night spots,

upscale restaurants and

friendly atmosphere.

With a population of 45,630 the

average home price is $602,078. Location and access to

the Lake are eye opening ammenities in this sought

after community.

Woodinville is a popular day trip destination, drawing more than half a million

visitors annually to its two major

wineries, Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery and Columbia Winery, & a million

visitors to Molbak's, a 16 acre greenhouse and nursery.

In addition, visitors find a

number of outstanding

points of interest here,

including 19 other wineries,

the Redhook Brewery, and

Willows Lodge & The

Barking Frog Restaurant.

Every year, thousands

of people enjoy walking,

biking,horseback riding,

in-line skating and running

along the Sammamish

River Trail, which is

connected to the City's

tourist district by a

bridge. The Sammamish River Trail connects to

the Burke Gilman, uniting Redmond, Woodinville

and the Eastside

to Seattle.

Downtown Woodiville boasts a newly constructed "barn style' shopping center complete with bookstores, cinema, groceries, Starbucks, outdoor cafes, and wide "walker friendly"sidewalks making the downtown a popular destination.

Known for it's many horse loving residents,Woodinville is a terrific place to find horse property and acreage. Average home prices are $648,499.

With the Seattle skyline and the

Olympic Mountains to the west, and the

looming grandeur of the Cascades to the

east,Sammamish rests comfortably in

the embrace of Washington state’s

famous natural beauty.

Home to 36,000 people, the residential

community is located on the eastern

shore of Lake Sammamish, with Redmond

to the north and Issaquah to the south.

In a quest for self determination,

Sammamish incorporated as a city in

August 1999. Since then the City has

been busy building new roads,

designing parks and creating

other community infrastructure.

Average home prices are

$678,576.

Sahalee golf course,

the site of PGA golf

tournaments sits atop

the Sammamish plateau

and is rated as one of

the top 100 golf coursesin America.

Sahalee, meaning high heavenly ground, is carved through tall douglas firs and majestic cedars.

The small community of Snoqualmie is

located about 28 miles east of

Seattle in the foothills of the

Cascade Mountains just north

of I-90.

Known for its gorgeous natural

landmark, Snoqualmie Falls,

this community is the most

visited tourist site in the state of

Washington.

Right up there on the "A" list of

amenities, Snoqualmie is the site of a

huge master planned community,

offering fabulous new construction

homes at reasonable prices,

all entwined throughout one of

the area's most beautiful new

golf courses, Snoqualmie

Ridge.

The Cascade Mountains and the

Snoqualmie River provide a

striking scenic backdrop. Along

with the Falls, the city is home to the Puget Sound Railway Historic Association. This historic depot operates a tourist train and is

a popular stop for visitors. Average home prices are $516,976. Small town living with quick city access is a plus for residents who want to take advantage of both.

Only 30 minutes from Seattle,

North Bend is a perfect choice

for outdoor enthusiasts with a

penchant for small towns.

New housing developments

offering city amenities at

affordable prices have sprung

up creating a "come hither"

appeal for folks looking to

escape the city. Add on

gorgeous views, quick access

to skiing & hiking and you've

got a little slice of paradise

North Bend is located

on the South Fork of the Snoqualmie River

about half way between Seattle &

Snoqualmie Pass along

Interstate 90. Average home

prices are $429,383. It's close

proximity to the recreation

areas at Snoqualmie

Pass makes it a popular

choice for travelers and tourists.

"The community of North Bend is known for it's beauty and friendliness. I've worked with many buyers looking for homes in this area and the opportunities are great."

Duvall is one of the fastest

growing communities in the

state. With a population of

5,595 it has become a new

favorite among area builders.

The City was named after

a logging homesteader who

settled there in 1871. It is a small, yet diverse city, rich in history & tradition.The residents represent an exciting

cross section of occupations & cultures. Duvall is located

on SR-203, approximately 25 miles northeast of Seattle,

halfway between Monroe and

Carnation. It is fast becoming a

favorite residential community for

both commuters and those who

choose to conduct business in a

small town setting.

Carnation is a rural community of

1,905 residents that is

approximately 1.2 square miles

in size. Known for it's popular berry farms, it is rich in agriculture and a "must visit" for u-pick opportunities. A 30 mile drive east of Seattle and 15 minutes east of Redmond, it is located along SR-203 in the beautiful Snoqualmie Valley.

"These two communities are great for those who want to

be out of the city, yet within an easy driving distance".

Bothell is

conveniently located

at the north tip

of Lake Washington,

just minutes from

Bellevue, Everett and

Seattle making it easy

to enjoy the many attractions of Bothell's surrounding communities. The roots of man