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Home Buyer & Seller Advice
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Clearing the “air” on Snohomish County condos
In the 1990s, Snohomish County builders started to construct what have been labeled “air space” condos. Builders are opting to build air space condos just outside the city limits. Why? Because the County zoning are different that the cities. The [...]
County Activities, Events, & News
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Snohomish County Sale Tax increases to 9.5% in 2009
At the first of the year and at the beginning of April 2009, Snohomish County residents may have or may not have noticed the local sales increase, depending on the city, from 8.6% to 9.5%. The sales tax increase is [...]
Real Estate Statistics & Updates
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Residential Real Estate Statistics for December 2011
Snohomish County is well into 2012, with another day of snow, and December 2011′s real estate statistics are published for review. Personal Experience Moment: To the disappointment of current clients, I noticed many homes in the $75k – $150 price [...]
Washington Recreational Activities
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Lunar eclipse from a backyard in Washington
February 20, 2008 marked a special day for Washington residents. It was a cool and clear night with the stars and other celestial objects visible to looked at with wonder and amazement. After getting off work I made it the [...]
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Marshall/Kruse Neighborhood Real Estate
Marshall/Kruse Neighborhood borders I-5 and the railroad tracks in the east until it connects with the Quilceda Creek in the west and 100th in the south.
The City of Marysville’s Comprehensive plans gives insight into economical potential of the Marshall/Kruse Neighborhood. On the east side of the neighborhood sits the community business and mixed use designations, 17% of the neighborhood, which will great opportunities for neighborhood style orientated businesses. The remaining 83% is split between single family and multi-family designations.
Some of the smaller single family communities in the Marshall/Kruse Neighborhood are Marshall, Pumpkin Farms, Quilceda Firs, Whispering Firs and Sherwood Forest (not the same one as Robin Hood).
General Demographics
– 747.2 Acres
– Dwelling Units 1,795
– Population 5,138
– Employment 338
Schools
– Marshall Elementary School