Proven Results for Sellers and Buyers
Listing Side, Sold Homes:
Sale Price to Original List Price (SP/OLP)
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My Average: 104.8%
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King County Average: 98.5%
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Snohomish County Average: 98.0%
Result: My listings sell for over 6% more than industry averages.
On an $800,000 home, that equates to more than $48,000.
If you’re considering hiring an agent based on a lower fee, remember:
your biggest expense may be the money you don’t make.
Days on Market, Sold Homes:
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My Average: 7 days
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King County Average: 25 days
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Snohomish County Average: 24 days
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90% of my single-family sold listings went pending in 7 days or less (cumulative career since 2019)
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85% of all my sold listings (including condos and multi-family) went pending in 7 days or less (cumulative career since 2019)
Buying Side:
Sales Price to Original List Price (SP/OLP)
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My Buy-Side Average: 94.9%
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King + Snohomish County Buy-Side Average: 98.3%
Result: My buyers have purchased homes for more than 3% below industry averages.
Since 2019, my buyers have averaged submitting just 1.7 offers before getting under contract.
Given the high volume of multiple-offer situations during this period, this is exceptionally low.
Fewer offers means securing a home faster and avoiding rising prices, shifting interest rates, and missed opportunities.
What These Statistics Mean:
When Selling:
I have helped sellers sell for more money with shorter timelines, better terms, and less stress.
When Buying:
I have helped buyers get under contract quickly and purchase for less, with strong negotiation and proven success in competitive markets.
Windermere Real Estate Shoreline | 2025 Office Statistics
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Total Transactions: 292
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Total Sales Volume: $238,295,517
Locally owned and family run since 1977, Windermere Shoreline is a trusted part of our community. I regularly collaborate with our owners, managing brokers, and experienced colleagues to ensure you receive exceptional guidance and results.
A Quick Note on Interest Rates
For every 1% change in interest rates, purchasing power shifts by approximately 10%.
On an $800,000 home, a 1% rate increase can reduce buying power by about $80,000.
A 1% decrease increases buying power by roughly $80,000.
Having the right strategy matters.
Note: Unless otherwise stated, all statistics were calculated using NWMLS data for Residential, Single Family Homes (SFH) for the period 1/1/2025–12/31/2025 for King and Snohomish Counties.
