Ardell DellaLoggia of Sound Realty
ARDELL on 03 24, 2006
ARDELL DellaLoggia
For over 35 years, ARDELL has represented her clients in a fiduciary capacity, putting their goals and objectives at the forefront of every action. Serving North King County, Seattle and Eastside Real Estate.
Having sold real estate up and down both coasts of this Country for Coldwell Banker, RE/MAX and two Independent Real Estate Companies in California and Seattle, ARDELL has the unique perspective of bringing together the best from each.
ARDELL is an Associate Broker with Sound Realty and can be reached at Ardelld@gmail.com or by calling her cell phone at 206-910-1000.
Feel free to browse Ardell’s articles on Rain City Guide…and on her blog on RealTown.com
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[...] karim May 4, 2007 Permalink Trackbacks 0 Ardell DellaLoggia of the Rain City Guide pens one the best pieces I have seen regardinghousing valuations at a hyper-local level. Entitled Home Valuation “Tools”, Ardell goes on to detail how to properly value a property and how to seperate the value of the land versus the value of the house…an important consideration, often overlooked, in expensive markets where most of the value is actually land (I am talking to you San Francisco!). Her analysis is deep so get a pencil out but the basic takeaway is that if you can determine the cost of land, and make adjustments for slight differences, you should be able to determine which houses are overpriced and which ones are underpriced. Ardell finds a home that was torn down after being purchased and so was able to get a solid market value for land. Getting everything apples to apples is critical – and not easy. Her analysis is not only thorough, but also demonstrates that housing valuation is a highly complex problem that has variation from property to property. In other words, it is very difficult to model and so AVM’s will largely miss the nuances. Naturally we at My-Currency have built our site for this very reason – to enable the local experts to shine and to collect these nuances both in detail and as an aggregated value in our prediction technology we call CrowdValue. [...]
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[...] Dustin Luther – That it worked! No kidding… While I’ll admit that I was persistent in trying to get RE Professionals to sign up as contributors right from the get-go, to get people like Ardell DellaLoggia and Russ Cofano after being in operation less than a year was a gift that has never stopped giving! [...]
[...] Well, yesterday I had the pleasure of meeting up with the legendary real estate blogger Ardell in Seattle. Myself and Ian Watt of Century 21 drove down to Seattle to meet up with Ardell and Rudy and Joe from Sellsius. The Sellsius guys are on the last leg of a cross country RV tour meeting with real estate bloggers and agents that started in New York. The plan is to finish in San Francisco in time for the Inman Connect Conference. [...]
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[...] on, as I was beginning my on-going quest to learn about blogging I came across a post written by Ardell DellaLoggia. I was most impressed by the lengthy thread of comments that followed her post and I told Ardell [...]
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