Selling · King County

Selling a home in King County.

King County runs from the Sound to the Cascades: Seattle and the north-end cities, the Eastside across the lake, the Kent and Green River valley cities to the south, and the foothill towns along I-90 and SR 18. Our brokers list homes across King County, starting with what you keep, not just the price.

Licensed Washington brokers · Greater Seattle, serving all of Washington · English & Español

What selling here looks like

Three things that move the number in King County.

1

Buyer pools differ by sub-market; the plan for a Renton townhome is not the plan for a Sammamish plateau home, and we price each to its own comps.

2

Pre-listing prep is usually small and specific; we tell you what moves the number and what does not.

3

Every offer is negotiated with the lending side in view, so we know which buyers can actually close.

Know your net first

A free net-proceeds review, no listing required.

A broker on our team walks the home with you, in person or on video, and sends a clear sheet: likely range, preparation worth doing, costs, and what you keep in two or three scenarios.

Buyers already searching King County on Kip see your listing the day it goes live: Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Renton, Kent, Auburn and more.

Enrique Pelayo Jr.Let's talk about your next move
TextCallBook a time