Craftsman
1905 to 1930Wide eaves, deep porches, built-ins for days. Seattle's signature style — and the one most worth keeping the leaded glass on.
Brian GriffinBroker, Windermere Real Estate Co.Seattle & the Pacific Northwest
Buying or selling, the right move starts with a conversation.
Brian Griffin is a fourth-generation Seattleite with 24+ years of helping people make the move home.
Broker with Windermere Real Estate Co.
24+years in real estate
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The CurrentSeattle, once a week→24+years in real estate
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Meet Brian
Have a conversation.
Every thoughtful move begins with a conversation. It is an opportunity to understand what matters most, consider the market with clarity, and determine the right path forward, without pressure and on your terms.
By the numbers
A life’s worth of Seattle.
4thgeneration Seattleite
24+years in real estate
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What clients say
In their own words.
Brian listened to what we were looking for, designed a plan of attack, and made it happen.
His diligence, work ethic, and counsel were essential for my search.
He made sure every contractor, item, and detail were completed so the sale would go through.
Brian took care of everything — the remodel, the landscaping, painting, everything. Then he sold the house for well over the asking price.
Within a few hours of my future home's listing, we were at the property making an offer.
Testimonials are from real clients of Brian Griffin and reflect their individual experiences. Past results don't guarantee future outcomes; every home and market is different.
The Current
Seattle, once a week.
Mortgage rates, the market snapshot, and something good to do around the city. A short read from Brian, every week.
Northwest, built
A short field guide to Seattle homes.
Whether buying or selling in the Pacific Northwest market, understanding a home’s era, architecture and craftsmanship is essential to assessing its appeal and, ultimately, its market value.
Tudor & Cottage
1920s to 1940sSteep gables, clinker brick, the occasional turret. Concentrated in Mt. Baker, Madrona, Capitol Hill, and the older corners of the eastside.
Mid-Century PNW Modern
1945 to 1975Post-and-beam, glass to the trees, cedar siding inside and out. Built by people who'd seen what the Northwest light could do.
Contemporary
2000 to todayTownhomes, ADUs, infill. The Seattle of the next twenty years, getting built right now — for better and worse.
The setting
A city between water and mountains.
Moving to Seattle for your work
Moving for a role at Amazon, Microsoft, or Google?
A dedicated program for transferees and their families: area orientation, commute timing, the move, and a practical timeline for whichever office you’re starting from on the Eastside or downtown.
Brian Griffin and Windermere Real Estate are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by these companies. Listed as representative regional employers for relocation context only.
Explore the relocation hub →Coming from further away? For international buyers →What the program covers
- Neighborhood tour built around your new office
- Real commute times, Eastside and downtown
- The move itself, start to keys
- A timeline that fits your start date
Rather talk now?
(206) 419-1290Call or text Brian directly. He answers his own phone.
bgriffin@windermere.com →Begin
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Whether you’re buying, selling, or simply curious about the market, a single conversation is the only commitment.
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