Marlow Harris

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Marlow Harris has been a licensed real estate professional in the State of Washington since 1985, with several brokerage houses including Windermere and Coldwell Banker Bain, and is a holder of the Coldwell Banker Bain International President's Elite Designation and has been given the President's Circle, the Silver and the Diamond Awards. She is an award-winning real estate agent, a Realtor (member of the National Association of Realtors), a member of the Washington Association of Realtors and the Northwest Multiple Listing Service, designated as a Senior Real Estate Specialist (SRES), an Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR), and a Accredited Staging Professional (ASP). She has been a seminar leader, public speaker and real estate instructor in the real estate field and writes a real estate industry blog for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. She also has an award-winning website, SeattleDreamHomes.com and has appeared in local magazines and newspapers, on HGTV, The Fine Living Channel and in The New York Times Marlow's specialty is the unusual home. Vintage homes, modern homes, luxury homes, the more unusual the better. She combines her love for unusual architecture and technology in a website entitled http://www.UnusualLife.com, which features offbeat dwellings, amazing architecture and strange places worldwide, moderates a real estate blog for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Seattle Real Estate Professionals, and edits and produces a Seattle arts and entertainment website and newsletter, Seattle Neighborhood Guide. http://www.myspace.com/seattledreamhomes Other websites of interest: http://www.NorthwestModernHomes.com http://www.SeattleDreamLiving.com http://www.NorthwestGreenLiving.com http://www.SeattleUrbanCondo.com http://www.360Digest.com http://www.SeattleTwist.com http://www.SeattleDreamHomes.com

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