About
Brian Griffin
I'm a fourth-generation Seattleite, from a family whose work and reputation have helped shape the city over generations. That history gave me an enduring respect for Seattle, its communities, and the role real estate plays in both.
Over the past two decades, I have represented buyers and sellers across Seattle, the Eastside, and the Pacific Northwest. My knowledge of the region is both professional and deeply personal, shaped by lifelong familiarity and longstanding family roots here. That perspective gives my clients a distinct advantage: a wider field of possibilities, more informed comparisons, and access to communities offering the value and qualities they want, including places they might not have initially considered.
The clearest expression of who I am is the value I place on genuine connection with people. Whether I am spending time with family and friends in the mountains, fishing in the San Juans, or cheering on the Seahawks, relationships are central to how I experience the Northwest and approach my work. I bring that same care to the people I represent by listening to their stories, understanding the circumstances shaping their decisions, and building the trust that makes a meaningful connection possible.
I practice with Windermere Real Estate Co. out of the Madison Park office. The brokerage gives me the reach of one of the Northwest's most established firms. The practice itself is personal, one conversation at a time.

Real estate isn't a transaction. It's a few of the biggest decisions a person makes in a lifetime, usually with the most expensive thing they'll ever own. My job is to make sure those decisions get made well.
Off-duty
Things I love about the Northwest.
Some of which will end up in a home you buy with me. Most of which won't. All of which are part of why I do this.
- Mount Rainier on a clear dayThe mountain is out.
- Craftsman porchesWide eaves, deep shadows, a place to put a chair.
- The Ballard LocksBoats up, boats down, salmon both ways.
- Seattle librariesCarnegie originals + the Rem Koolhaas downtown.
- Walking Green Lake at duskThree miles, twice if I have something to think about.
- Pike Place flowers in springTulips, peonies, dahlias. The entire calendar in a bouquet.
- A ferry ride to BainbridgeThe thirty-five minutes Seattle gives you for free.
Areas Served
Seattle & the Northwest.
A broker's knowledge is local. Mine reaches from the neighborhoods of Seattle to the islands and small towns of the greater Puget Sound region.
- Madison Park
- Madrona
- Capitol Hill
- Queen Anne
- Magnolia
- Ballard
- Wallingford
- Green Lake
- Wedgwood
- Mt. Baker
- Leschi
- Bellevue
- Medina
- Clyde Hill
- Mercer Island
- Kirkland
- Yarrow Point
- Greater Puget Sound
