Hey Chuck in another video you said sequiem only gets 1/3 the rain as Seattle. But how ab sunshine? Do you guys get any sunshine during the winter months?
Good question. Even though our rainfall is 1/3rd that of Seattle, it doesn't mean we bask in sunshine all the time. The Blue Hole is real, so that means when surrounding areas have cloud cover, in Sequim we often have a hole in the sky where there are no clouds, but if the sun isn't shining brightly through the hold from above, we may still have overcast or just no direct sunshine. I have noticed a change in the climate in the 29 years I've lived here. In 1994 we got more sunshiny days and for longer consecutive periods, and spring came earlier and hotter, often at the end of February. I've talked with clients from all over the country now, and it seems everyone is also saying the weather has changed everywhere. But the answer to your question is that we don't get sunshine all the time, not like Vegas where I lived when I was at Nellis AFB.
I hear you Troy. Here's a link to what's available now with waterfront, but building your own dock would take an act of God. Environmentalist have taken over on shorelines, so the regulations and cost makes it essentially impossible. Finding a property with a dock that is grandfathered in is the only realistic way to get what you want, but as you can see in this link, you're not talking $500k. You're talking a million+ for what you want here. I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I'm sure you don't want a buyer's agent leading you on. bit.ly/4bIGgsQ
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Hey Chuck in another video you said sequiem only gets 1/3 the rain as Seattle. But how ab sunshine? Do you guys get any sunshine during the winter months?
Good question. Even though our rainfall is 1/3rd that of Seattle, it doesn't mean we bask in sunshine all the time. The Blue Hole is real, so that means when surrounding areas have cloud cover, in Sequim we often have a hole in the sky where there are no clouds, but if the sun isn't shining brightly through the hold from above, we may still have overcast or just no direct sunshine. I have noticed a change in the climate in the 29 years I've lived here. In 1994 we got more sunshiny days and for longer consecutive periods, and spring came earlier and hotter, often at the end of February. I've talked with clients from all over the country now, and it seems everyone is also saying the weather has changed everywhere. But the answer to your question is that we don't get sunshine all the time, not like Vegas where I lived when I was at Nellis AFB.
Hi Chuck. Just watched this video and am trying to follow instructions. This process does not seem to work well for lots & land. Any insight?
Hi Diane, what were you trying to look up with regard to lots and land? Do you mean the MLS system?
Looking for a waterfront property that I can build a boat dock on it. I do not want to moorage my boat at a local marina. $500K is my price range.
I hear you Troy. Here's a link to what's available now with waterfront, but building your own dock would take an act of God. Environmentalist have taken over on shorelines, so the regulations and cost makes it essentially impossible. Finding a property with a dock that is grandfathered in is the only realistic way to get what you want, but as you can see in this link, you're not talking $500k. You're talking a million+ for what you want here. I'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but I'm sure you don't want a buyer's agent leading you on. bit.ly/4bIGgsQ