Heidi Groover is a Reporter at The Seattle Times. She specializes in covering real estate and construction, delving into topics such as the housing market, property management, and real estate investment. Heidi’s work has been featured in various publications, including The Chronicle, The Olympian, and The Bakersfield Californian.
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Heidi Groover's focus is primarily on local business and real estate news, particularly related to the Seattle area. She often cites data and covers government announcements and legal policy regulation in her articles.
If you have insights or data related to the Seattle housing market, property sales, rental trends, or local real estate regulations, these would likely be of interest to Heidi. Additionally, if you can provide analysis or commentary on how national policies impact the local real estate industry in Seattle or Washington state more broadly, she may find that valuable as well.
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Why are Seattle-area homes lingering on the market?
By: Isabella Breda, Conrad Swanson, Heidi Groover
A fourth wildfire sparked Wednesday afternoon in the Spokane area, prompting a brief evacuation notice as crews scrambled to contain the flames west of town.
SEATTLE — As more for-sale signs sprouted in front yards this summer, homes across the region sat on the market awaiting home-shoppers willing to make a leap despite high prices
As more for-sale signs sprouted in front yards this summer, homes across the region sat on the market awaiting home-shoppers willing to make a leap despite high prices and stubborn mortgage rates.
By: Heidi Groover
SEATTLE — As more for-sale signs sprouted in front yards this summer, homes across the region sat on the market awaiting home-shoppers willing to make a leap despite high prices and stubborn mortgage rates.
For the hundreds of people in the Spokane area who lost their homes, a dreaded prospect looms as they navigate a complex insurance process to rebuild.
By: Heidi Groover
SPOKANE - At the ash-covered site where she lost her home to a June wildfire, Andren Moyer can still see signs of an old normalcy.
By Housing markets across the country slowed this year as Americans struggle with high costs and worry about the economy, but Seattle's market stands out as particularly muted.
Seattle housing market squeezes families who rent
A Seattle renter's search is always a struggle - some alchemy of budget constraints, need for space ...
