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  • Fidelity Title Calls Off the LandAmerica Merger (93)
    • Kary L. Krismer: I once had Rainier Title claim that their not listing an exception on a preliminary title policy was somehow affected by the fact that the owner was...
    • Rhonda Porter: I’m re-reading the email in comment 87, I think the key word is “ownership” in stating their ownership does not include LandAmerica...
    • Rhonda Porter: The link is from Rainier Title’s website for their rate sheets. The cover of the rate sheet has LandAmerica and Commonwealth front and center....
    • Kary L. Krismer: Rhonda, what I’m not seeing in that link is a reference to Rainier Title (except for the web address). But I love this part of the email:...
  • Is the housing market performing “as expected”? (104)
    • Kary L. Krismer: I think what Bernanke was doing was trying to avoid the mistakes of Ford/Carter where the Fed clamped down on (what I consider non-existent)...
    • ARDELL: I blame Bernanke for pretty much everything. His penchant for reversing Greenspan also reversed the Country. He didn’t want to put his finger in the dike...
    • Kary L. Krismer: Bernanke will be in place possibly through Obama’s first entire term, or at least most of it (unless I’m forgetting how long he’s...
    • ARDELL: I keep thinking how lucky Obama is going to be a few years from now, if he can take the credit for things getting better. He certainly won’t get the...
  • HUD Passes RESPA Reform, New GFE Coming in 2010 (47)
    • jeremy hickling: Yeah- turning over all direction of 3rd party service providers to borrowers might in many cases be like turning loose addicts in a pharmacy. They...
  • Q&A with the Banker Panel at the National Auctioneers Association (2)
    • Kary L. Krismer: Sniglet, bankers might not know that. Non-judicial foreclosure is so favorable to lenders that they probably don’t even typically look at the...

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Rain City Radio with Justin of the Capitol Hill Blog at 4pm!

As I mentioned last week, this next episode of Rain City Radio will feature Justin of the Capitol HIll Blog!  So, if you want to learn about the ins-and-outs of this great neighborhood in Seattle, then check in with us at 4pm today (July 8th).
And if you want to call in to ask your own [...]

September 11, Neighborhood Round-up begins with a West Seattle Tribute to Freedom….

…Alki unveils its Lady Liberty so reveals West Seattle Blog

Personal remembrance of things past…Pike Place Market, circa 1923, via Alki.  Always a wonderful surprise at Beach Drive Blog when one of these is caught on digital.   
Ballard Avenue compares the “Bootylicious” quotient of an Olympic Sculpture.  Issaquah Undressed and ART.  
The Wedgwood Blog ponders ”weighty” sidewalk issues in a “healthy” [...]

And now for something completely different…Seattle Neighborhood Round-up

Headlines come and go…life goes on in our Seattle Neighborhoods….
A refreshing Alki twist on an old time summer favorite. On Beach Drive Blog some resident wildlife captured in aerialist feats of fishing. Discovered at West Seattle Blog rare sightings of pink birds are anticipated to be seen in West Seattle yards soon.
Happy 500th [...]

Neighborhood Round-up

What’s going on in Seattle’s neighborhoods…
Seattle is surviving its’ I-5 construction and West Seattle Blog tells us how the Water Taxi is doing its’ part to lighten the load of commuters heading to Downtown Seattle and bypassing the construction on I-5. 
The “Sharrows” are still invading on Beach Drive Blog  
Over on BallardAvenue the watch is on to expose what [...]

Mmmm, delicious ambiguity

It’s official: I have lived in Seattle for more than a month, and wow, what an ineffable month it has been — one of discovery, excitement, elation, apprehension, awe and excess dosages of espresso-enhanced java! My life has never been less insipid. And as I become more taken with Seattle and grapple with learning the [...]

Neighborhood Round-up: Introducing Deborah!

[Editor's note: When I noticed that Deborah Burns was writing a most wonderful blog about Seattle's Urban Villages, I could help but hope that she make take a part in helping to write about Seattle neighborhoods on RCG! And to my great pleasure, she agreed! Deborah has been with RCG for a long [...]

Neighborhood Roundup: Seattle Uncovers a Funny Bone

Due to the success of last week’s neighborhood roundup, I thought I’d make another attempt…
After a confusing vote on the Viaduct replacement, the Need to Know Seattle Condos blog lets us know about the grassroots movement to replace the viaduct with condos… This type of mixed-use development is sure to please [...]

Seattle Neighborhood Blogs

I spent some time tonight searching for Seattle-area neighborhood blogs. I then added the ones that are interesting and publish frequently to RCG’s sidepanel. Please let me know if I missed any that should be included!

Walkable neighborhood: Capitol Hill

I’m going to vote for 15th Avenue, home of the Victrola, Seattle’s best bagels (at the creatively named Bagel Deli), mediocre or dive bars, and Seattle’s crummiest QFC as one of Seattle’s most walkable neighborhoods. Trader Joe’s and 2 organic food stores are within 8 blocks, Safeway is right across from Swedish Medical Center [...]

Introduction, The CanterHole and other reasons you shouldn’t live near a bar

Howdy folks, I’ll be guest blogging here for a while. Like Dustin said, I’m the co-creator of ShackPrices.com. I’m not much for introductions, so I’ll jump right in.
Since Washington’s smoking ban went into effect, I have been happily wearing my nice-ish clothes to bars and generally enjoying the dank, non-smoky smells of the [...]