Ron Upshaw

New Ron & Don Condo Listing in Redmond.

OPEN HOUSE - Saturday, June 13 from 11am-1pm.

Downtown Redmond for under $380,000 - 2 beds, 1 bath.
Dedicated parking space and in unit laundry.

Come by and take a look or let your friends and family know that are looking in Redmond.

9494 Redmond-Woodinville Rd NE Unit , Redmond, WA 98052

Listing Price: $379,500
MLS #: 2529519

https://l.hms.pt/1125/14/2529519/2478407/507216/k0

We have a brand new Ron & Don listing in Downtown Redmond.

This condo is a top floor, corner unit and is very close to Redmond, Microsoft, Nintendo and Google. It is 2 bedrooms and 1 bath for under $400k.

It has dedicated parking, in unit laundry, and a cozy fireplace.

Don't hesitate to reach out for more info!

Ron & Don: We Sell Redmond
WE SELL THE SOUND

2 beds, 1 bath for $379,500 in Redmond, WA | HomeSpotter Take in all the Eastside has to offer from this hard-to-find top floor, end unit condo on the edge of Downtown Redmond. Walk to movies, restaurants and shopping in minutes, or effortlessly commute to Bellevue, Seattle, and much more utilizing nearby bus and light rail stops. Start the workday with a...

And just like that we are Pending on Angle Lake in 5 days.
Multiple escalating offers!

Like we always say, when you do the work and make a house Turn Key Ready, chances are the market will respond. Our seller definitely showed up and put in the work!

The real estate market is so neighborhood specific right now - it really pays to do a Ron & Don Sit Down to get a handle on what to expect for your specific situation.

Ron & Don: We Sell Angle Lake
WE SELL THE SOUND

Saw this at a Seattle gas station today.

Six dollars and nineteen cents. For regular.

Nobody headlines it as "Middle class gives up summer vacations." But that's what's happening — 60% of Americans have already cut restaurants, concerts, and travel because of the pump.

The Strait of Hormuz is 7,000 miles away. The impact lands in your driveway.

If you're wondering why Washington is so much higher than the national average of $4.26 a gallon, here's why:

State gas tax (55¢) — Washington's fuel tax is one of the highest in the country. The state has no income tax, so fuel and other consumption taxes carry more weight in funding roads and public services.

Climate Commitment Act (50¢) — Washington's cap-and-invest carbon program requires refineries to buy carbon credits for their emissions. They pass that cost directly to consumers. Before this law, WA and OR gas prices were nearly identical. Now WA runs ~45¢ higher than Oregon for this reason alone.

Summer blend (20¢) — Environmental regulations require a lower-volatility summer blend that's more expensive to refine. West Coast refineries switch over in spring, cutting output during the transition and driving prices up seasonally.

West Coast supply isolation (15–25¢) — The West Coast is largely cut off from the national pipeline grid. Washington gets most of its crude from Alaska and imports, making it more exposed to global supply shocks — like the Strait of Hormuz disruption — than landlocked states that tap Gulf Coast pipelines.

Could it be time to ease the taxes while we figure this out?

What's something you've given up or postponed because of this? Drop it below. 👇