Hosted by Tony and Wendi Meier of Windermere Real Estate/NE
Tony was by far the best real estate agent I have ever encountered. He exceeded my expectations in all aspects of the sale. His agressiveness and responsiveness to all of my needs were outstanding. I would highly recommend him to any prospective clients. Thanks again Tony, you truly are the best….
Steve Couey – Purchased in Woodinville – 2011
Tony, Your service level was great. You always answered my questions with honest answers. I was especially impressed with the people and companies that you recommended for getting the house ready to sell. They were professional and did what they said they would do when they said that they would do it. Thanks again Tony.
Dick Anderson and Dorothy Anderson – Sold in Bellevue – 2011
7/12/2011
Our experience with Tony Meier as our real estate agent was extraordinary. From our first meeting to our last, Tony epitomized professionalism, character and honest straight talk. His carefully laid out marketing strategy for our home was executed with precision and creativity. I had family members from the Midwest who were selling their home at the same time as we were and they couldn’t believe our realtor provided us with a dedicated website, professionally produced video and social networking buzz… when all they were working with was a flyer on their front porch. Patrick and I felt like we were in the best hands possible to sell our home. Tony’s knowledge and expertise resulted in our home selling in 2 days with multiple offers.
In our years of buying and selling homes, Tony Meier is the best we have ever worked with – responsive, professional, creative, honest and results driven. Thank you for your excellence, Tony and for exceeding our expectations on the sale of our home.
Patrick & Kelli Hildebrand
Sold in Sunrise on English Hill in Redmond
June 5, 2010
Hello Tony,
We wanted to thank you again for all your help with the sale of our home. Your time and commitment to us was amazing. Thanks for giving us the time and attention to help us with every question, every phone call and every meeting.
Your state-or-the-art marketing covered every base. Our home was presented in every market and we couldn’t have asked for more exposure. There was never a question whether anything more could be done. You did it all.
Tony, we are glad we had you in this adventure!
You ARE – “The Hardest Working’ Man In Real Estate”
Many, Many Thanks,
Kim and Dan McCall
Sold in Sheffield on English Hill
I met Tony a few years ago when I first considered selling my Bellevue home. I had asked three realtors for their input. Tony continued to follow up with friendly and useful mailings describing the general sales climate.
When we were again ready to sell, I had already determined that Tony was the right choice for me. Tony helped me with solid competitive data to price the home, advice on staging, helped me determine where and how much to invest in getting the home ready for sale, and he has a “stable” of very good specialists who helped me through the flurry of preparatory tasks.
When the home was ready to show, Tony used a professional photographer (Tony Meier) to create a still and video “virtual tour” of our home. It made our home look really, really good.
We listed the home on a Friday and had six full-price offers by Monday. We enjoyed a small bidding war that boosted our sales price up above our expectations. Escrow closed in a month.
Tony is a solid numbers guy; he pays attention to the details with excellent service to his clients, and he’s a very likeable guy. He helped focus us on the tasks that gave us the most “bang for the buck”.
Moving is a daunting task in today’s real estate market. Tony made it a lot easier. Thanks!
Dick & Linda Dievendorff – Sold in Bellevue – 2011
SOLD ABOVE THE ASKING PRICE!
17301 NE 135th St, Redmond $410,000
Additional details – click here
Tastefully updated home in Sunrise on English Hill. The light filled floorplan features 3 bedrooms, 2.25 baths on a 12,134 s.f cul-de-sac lot with southern exposure! Many recent updates include – remodeled kitchen, updated bathrooms, refinished hardwood floors & air conditioning too! Formal living room with big windows and cozy fireplace. Formal dining room with hardwood floors and a peaceful garden outlook. Updated kitchen with breakfast bar, granite tile counters, white cabinetry and updated appliances included! Relaxing family room with hardwood floors and a slider to rear deck & yard. Remodeled powder room with granite counter. Wonderful master suite with vaulted ceiling and a romantic fireplace. The updated bath has a double vanity with tile counters, tile floor, double shower and a huge walk-in-closet attached! Two additional bedrooms are spacious. The full bath in the hall has been updated with a new floor and nice tile accents. Huge, entertainment sized deck (approx. 550 sq.ft.) overlooks the private rear yard and has a gazebo and hot tub – great for relaxing, play or soaking up the sun! Garden beds, an apple tree and lush plantings will satisfy any gardener! Attached two car garage with shop attached. Home is 1980 square feet. Outstanding Northshore schools – Sunrise Elementary, Timbercrest Jr High & Woodinville High.
Tony Meier
English Hill Top Selling Broker Since 2007
Serving Buyers, Sellers & Their Referrals Since 1989
Windermere Real Estate/NE
EnglishHillOnline.com – Covering all aspects of live on English Hill
EastsideHomes.com – Seattle’s Eastside Real Estate Resource
The Redmond Garden Club will be having their annual sale May 7th from 8am to 3pm.
The sale will be located at 17817 NE 131st Street, Redmond, 98052.
Follow the signs along NE 124th/NE 128th, Avondale Road, or Redmond-Woodinville Road
All kinds of greenery and goodies including: Perennials Annuals, Vegetable Starts, Shrubs, Crafts, Planters plus garden related yard sale items and much more
Come early for the best selection!
Since its birth as a National Holiday in 1914, the second Sunday of May has been dedicated to showering the Moms in our lives with love and appreciation. Here are some ideas to help you do just that:
For a Craft-Loving mom:
Make her a custom photo book full of fun family memories or give her some time to herself to spend flexing her creative muscles. http://www.snapfish.com
For a Luxury-Loving mom:
Personalized, 300-thread count cotton percale sheets http://www.westelm.com
Of course a day at the spa never goes out of style. http://www.mountainsunmassage.com
For an Etiquette-Loving mom:
Create personalized note cards or thank you notes https://www.sendoutcards.com/claire/
For a Fitness-Loving mom:
A new outfit for the gym can put a spring in her step. A gift certificate to check out a new fitness trend is always fun, too!
For a Garden-Loving mom:
Offer to attend one of the many wonderful events and workshops at Molbaks with her. Surprise her with colorful plants and container gardens. http://www.molbaks.com
For a Tech-Loving mom:
Complete her wish list with the new iPad2…it takes surfing the web, checking emails, watching movies and reading books to the next level.
http://www.apple.com/ipad
…and don’t forget – a thoughtful note and time spent with mom can be the BEST gift of all.
Tony Meier
English Hill Top Selling Broker Since 2007
Serving Buyers, Sellers & Their Referrals Since 1989
Windermere Real Estate/NE
EnglishHillOnline.com – Covering all aspects of live on English Hill
EastsideHomes.com – Seattle’s Eastside Real Estate Resource
A week from now, students will commence the Measurement of Student Progress (MSP) assessments, not only at Sunrise, but also across our state.
Our students have worked hard all year long in all of the academic areas, and this is an opportunity for them to see the positive results of their hard work. I trust you will encourage your child to come prepared and to give their very best effort.
Gary Keeler, Principal at Bear Creek, sent out the following tips to ensure that students are ready to try their best during testing:
The night before the test
1. Consider talking about the test to reassure and encourage your child. At the same, don’t dwell on the subject, as you may cause your child to worry unnecessarily.
2. Let your child know that you know tests can be hard, but that taking them provides a chance to show how well he or she can do. The test will help teachers understand how well the school is doing. Be encouraging.
3. Consider playing an educational game like Scrabble or Twenty Questions to help your child get into the testing spirit.
The morning of the test:
1. Have your child get up early enough to avoid hurrying. Being on time for school is important.
2. Have your child eat a good breakfast, but not a heavy one.
3. Don’t appear unconcerned about the testing. While your child needn’t be afraid of tests, he or she needs to understand the importance of testing.
After the test:
1. Talk with your child about what was learned from the test. What would he or she do differently if the test could be taken over?
2. When you get the test results for your child, don’t compare his or her performance with that of your friends’ or neighbor’s children.
3. Please don’t hesitate to discuss with the teacher any questions that you or your child has about testing.
For more details on the testing schedule see the Sunriser
For the 3rd time this school year, vandals have struck at Sunrise!
In the fall, some of the portables at the rear of the campus were broken into and instruments stolen including a guitar, banjo and a 100 year old drum pedal from Mr Rowe’s classroom.
On February 5th, 2011 – vandals spray painted several areas at the school.
On Friday April 15th, 2011 – vandals struck again, painting at least 15 areas at the school. Below is a link to the photos.
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Here are the tags from February. Both events included the F-word.
Our comminity school needs your help! Given the writing of the Principal’s name and that of a retired teacher, it is likely this is the work of children who either attend Sunrise or who have in the past. Please show these pictures to your children. If they recognize any of this graffiti, please contact the King County Sheriff’s Department at:
Case number with King Co. Sheriff is 11-080025
The officer is Deputy M. Salvadaleva, and his number is 206-296-5020
