TrueView: Time-Lapse Spotlight
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M Realty's TrueView media team prides itself on staying current with the latest video production techniques. Time-lapse presentations are not only visual entertainment, they also express the experience of a property over several hours, ideally highlighting the transition of day into night. The figurative importance of transition to a home buyer aside, these videos allow people to connect an emotional response to the space. That connection to a home before even stepping onto the grounds is the vision of TrueView.
Daylight photos only paint half the picture of any property. In addition to time-lapse technology, utilizing TrueView night photography can give potential buyers a behind-the-scenes glimpse of what the home has to offer. Not only does the lighting take on a magical quality, but the contrast is striking between TrueView night shots and typical real estate photography. That extra level of care and attention speaks to buyers and helps the home put its absolute best foot forward.
Visitors to the Northwest will often marvel at how green it is here. Magnificent trees will stretch their great boughs skyward, seemingly oblivious that they've taken root in a densely populated urban area. There's a reason we're so fortunate to have such amazing Portland trees: we protect them.
Brent Lucas of Guild Mortgage, M Realty's featured partner, offers some industry insight into what drives Mortgage Rates.
Located just across the street from Keller Auditorium, this tiered fountain is a climbable work of art. Wade at the bottom or relax above under the trees with a book whilst being serenaded by the cascading water.
Accessible from the SW 3rd & Harrison light rail stop, a short jaunt southward down a pedestrian trail will soon reveal Lovejoy Fountain Park. The fountain's wide stepping stone path allows for up-close appreciation of both the water feature and pool.
Just down the street from Lovejoy Bakers in Northwest, Jamison Square Fountain is the perfect place to cool your heels (depending which level you choose, you can cool more than that) while enjoying some lunch on a warm summer day.
Living in an urban area doesn't mean you can't have local honey and fresh eggs. It just means you can support a local business and maybe invite some new feathered friends into your backyard. Watch this informational video and then check out the full scoop on the birds and the bees below!
Seeking the inside scoop on all things financial, we reached out to M Realty's preferred lending partner, Guild Mortgage's Brent Lucas, to get the details on loan recasting:
When there are multiple offers on a home, contingent offers (where the offer is contingent on the sale of the buyers' current home) are weaker than traditional offers. Buyers in this situation will often raise their contingent offers by several thousand dollars to make it more attractive.
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You should not have to trek out to wine country to enjoy the tasting rooms of local wineries when we have fantastic offerings downtown. That being said, you should definitely trek out to wine country to enjoy those exquisite destinations as well. When planning your next evening festivities or weekend escape, consider the following hidden gems!
Currently featuring eight different wineries under one roof, this collective offers a diverse array of special events and movie nights. Check out their schedule and find an activity that strikes your fancy or just stop by their beautiful tasting room, crafted from wine barrels, for a taste of something wonderful.
Equipped with their own on-site restaurant, Cyril's, this urban winery is open for lunch. They also offer classes and are available for private events.
Praised by wine experts for their outstanding product, it is unique in its high-percentage whole-cluster fermentation, granting it the most intense and beautiful aromatics. Find out for yourself at their tasting room that is open seven days a week.
An offshoot of Lange winery, they are located in the same building as Red Hills Market, the ideal lunch destination for anyone day-tripping to wine country.
You're invited to join us for a fun day of racing while raising money for a great cause. Whether you fancy yourself the next Mario Andretti or just want to cruise around the beautiful park-like setting of Pat's Acres, come out and have a blast with your friends while raising money for the Children's Cancer Association! The race is a team event and open to everyone (ages 12 and above).
The race will take place at historic Pat's Acres Racing Complex on July 12th starting at 9:30 AM. Each team is assigned one of Pat's Acres awesome rental karts with up to 12 teams competing at a time. During the hour long race, teams will swap out drivers, so everyone on the team gets their turn behind the wheel.