7 Facts About Video In Real Estate from Darin Persinger of http://persingerrealestate.com
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1. Homes including a video get 403% more inquiries than those without
2. 70% of homeowners would rather list their home with an agent using video
3. 59% of senior executives would rather watch a video than read text
4. 86% of buyers watch videos to find out more about a community
5. 79% of all consumer internet traffic in 2018 will be video traffic
6. 70% of buyers watch videos to tour the inside of a home
7. Properties with Professional Video Tour are perceived as being worth 6% MORE than similar homes without
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Do you love pie, trail running, and live in Snohomish or the surrounding area? If your answers to those questions are yes, the Pie High Trail Run is the event for you. Choose from a 5k, 10k, or half marathon on Saturday, July 23rd 2016. The courses are set at Lord Hill Regional Park, and participants can enjoy beautiful scenery complete with mossy forests, quiet ponds, rushing creeks, and wetland preserves filled with the sounds of birds. Run along an old logging road, hiking paths, and picturesque bridges. The course is moderately hilly by trail running standards, is very diverse, and sure to keep runners actively engaged with their surroundings. Feel proud of your accomplishment at the end of the race and enjoy a slice of pie.
The Lake Stevens Library does a great job in providing quality programming over the summer months for children who call Lake Stevens home. The events calendar is full of fun and engaging activities, which is great in combination with coming into the library to choose some new books to take home. Two events that are coming up for school aged children in the Explore Summer program are Give a Hoot About Owls and Poetry in Motion. The owl program will take place on Wednesday, July 20th from 11:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. Mechelle VanHoudt will engage all children with facts and myths about these fascinating birds. Children can learn about how owls who live near their Lake Stevens home hunt and can spot their next meal from amazing distances. The little scientists can even dissect their own owl pellet.
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All who call Snohomish home are invited to the Kla Ha Ya Days Festival, an event to welcome people from all over the Northwest to celebrate the beauty and goodwill of Snohomish. There is much to see and do over the duration of the festival and all proceeds go toward local programs that provide enriching services to the youth and families of Snohomish. The festival runs from July 9th through the 17th and offers a full schedule of fun. The festival kicks off with a celebrity volleyball tournament, Barbershop Beach Show Party, a carnival, and a farmers market.
Local businesses get a supportive boost from the Lake Stevens Chamber of Commerce. The chamber works to promote businesses working on commercial Lake Stevens property. In addition to maintaining a website with information on all its members, the chamber holds frequent events. Each month have a membership luncheon scheduled. The lunch also has a scheduled speaker from the local business community. Business owners get together for occasional mixers, with snacks, door prizes, and networking. An annual business expo is another way that the chamber supports businesses and brings awareness to the local community. The chamber also sponsors the annual C-Trail Run. The course is on the lovely Centennial Trail. Proceeds go to leadership programs in local schools.
The Region 5 Arabian Horse Association invites all horse enthusiasts who call Monroe home to come watch the Region 5 Championship Show and participate in the Total Arabian Interaction and Learning Program (T.A.I.L.). The Championship Show will take place on Thursday, July 7, Friday, July 8, and Saturday, July 9 at noon at the Evergreen State Fair Grounds. Both the Championship Show and the T.A.I.L program are free to the public. Children and adults are invited to come learn more about the Arabian breed from knowledgeable volunteers at sessions available at 8 a.m., 1 p.m., and 7 p.m. each day. Families, youth groups, Boy/Girl Scouts, and 4H Clubs are encouraged to make a reservation to ensure a spot in the tour.
Residents who live in Lake Stevens can celebrate the Fourth of July with an invigorating morning run with the annual Yankee Doodle Dash. Conveniently located at the Everett YMCA, the Dash is perfect for any level of athlete. Beginning at 8:30 a.m., a mile, 5k, 10k, and children’s race are scheduled. With a flat course competitors can expect to run their fastest times. Prizes and awards will be presented. The Kiddie Doodle Dash begins around 10:30 and is designed for the youngest of Lake Stevens residents and those residing in the surrounding areas. Following the activities will be the City of Everett’s Fourth of July parade allowing participants to continue in the celebration of the holiday. Wear red, white and blue proudly and cheer from the sidelines as the community wishes America a Happy Birthday. Marking its 17th year, the 2016 Yankee Doodle Dash benefits the YMCA Livestrong program. The Livestrong mission is to assist cancer survivors in restarting their lives and regaining their confidence.
