Seattle Real Estate Advisor
Christine Andreasen serves discerning buyers and sellers across Seattle and surrounding waterfront communities. Editorial presentation, luxury standards, and nearly three decades of local expertise.
The Partnership
Christine brings nearly three decades of residential luxury expertise — editorial presentation, Seattle market depth, and off-market relationships. Travis brings 30+ years across residential, investment, commercial, and multi-family properties, with deep roots in Seattle’s North Coast from Magnolia to Mukilteo. Together they provide the most comprehensive advisory capability in the Seattle luxury market.
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Philosophy
Real estate at the high end is rarely about urgency. It's about preparation, presentation, and judgment — the work that happens long before a listing goes live or an offer is signed.
Christine's practice is built on that conviction. Every engagement begins with a conversation about lifestyle and outcome, not square footage or commission. The result is a process that feels considered, calm, and decisively in your favor.
Whether you're selling a generational home in Magnolia or buying your first waterfront on Mercer Island, the standard is the same: editorial presentation, strategic pricing, and steady communication from the first call to the final close.
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Strategic preparation, editorial staging, and disciplined pricing — designed to position your home at the top of its category.
Lifestyle-first matching, off-market intelligence, and negotiation grounded in three decades of local market data.
Long-term guidance for owners weighing a move — clarity on timing, value, and the right path forward, without pressure.
The Journal
Before a Seattle home sells, the seller completes a disclosure statement about the property's condition. Many sellers treat it as a formality — but how you answer it shapes the buyer's confidence, the negotiation, and your own exposure after closing.
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A standard home inspection is a good start, but Seattle's older housing stock raises issues most buyers have never heard of — buried oil tanks, side sewer problems, unbolted foundations. Here is what to ask your inspector to look at, and how to read what comes back.
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Every seller wants to know which upgrades are worth doing before listing. The honest answer is that most renovations don't return their full cost at resale — but a handful of specific, moderate changes reliably move buyer perception and offers more than anything else you could spend on.
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The earliest conversations are often the most valuable. Reach out for a quiet, no-pressure consultation about your timing, your property, or the right next step.
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2284 West Commodore Way Suite 200
Seattle, WA 98199
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