In dream interpretation, our house represents us. In the real world, our homes are outer expressions of our inner state. A cluttered home is a reflection of a cluttered mind, while being surrounded by things you love can make you feel loving. If we treat our homes as temporary, we will not be able to fully experience the nurturing that can come from letting our roots dig deep into the soil while our arms reach up toward the light. When you let yourself settle in to your home, you are nurturing your inner self and all those who live with you.

Condominium’s are located near the heart of downtown Renton.  

The Seller will pay all Your closing costs and Your first 6 months of interest payments.!!!

Now that’s amazing!!

Our new construction condominium homes feature large, spacious floor plans with 9’ ceilings and designer finishes. Our unique homes come complete with a full stainless steel appliances package including, hardwood flooring, tile back splashes and tubs surround , maple cabinets in the kitchen and bathrooms, in home washer and dryer’s and all homes have there own fireplace. 

We offer  two-bedroom two bath homes from the mid to upper $200’s.
 Springbrook is a convenient commute to your work or play.  Located just minutes from I- 405,  you are only a few miles from Downtown Seattle, Bellevue, and Renton where world class shopping, eateries and relaxing spa’s are just a few miles away. You have many conveniences nearby as well,  whether you are, meeting a friend for coffee or just strolling around the boutique shops of downtown Renton, Springbrook is convenient for all.
Our presentation center is open Thursday through Monday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. or by appointment, and we are located 7035 South 133rd St. Seattle 98178

or you can check us out at: www.springbrookrenton.com 

Contact: 

Corey Uebelacker or Kim Mazzuca

425.577.8462

Windermere West Campus, Inc.

Newsletter   October 2008     Plant of the MonthViburnum (the species)  Over 150 species of shrubs and small trees in this diverse family.  There are deciduous: Viburnum plicatum tomentosum (Doublefile Viburnum) Viburnum x bodnantense ‘Pink Dawn’   Viburnum opulus (Common Snowball) Viburnum trilobum(Cranberry Bush) and evergreen: Viburnum davidii   Viburnum rhytidophyllum(Leatherleaf Viburnum)    Viburnum tinus ‘Spring Bouquet’ Visit our Website for plant availability.www.psplants.com or call to have availability with pricing emailed to you. 360-943-0480    Plants That Grow in Clay Soil  Remember, all clay is not created equal.  This is a general list of plants that will grow in clay soil.  Wet and soggy or dry and cracked is a different story. TREES - Acer, Carpinus, Chamaecyparis, Cotinus, Chionanthus, Fraxinus, Ginkgo, Magnolia grandiflora, Picea, Pyrus, Quercus, and Tilia SHRUBS - Aucuba, Berberis, Calicarpa, Choisya, Corylus contorta, Cornus red & yellow twig, Euonymus, Forsythia, Mahonia, Physocarpus, Potentilla, Ribes, Salix purpurea, Spiraea, Viburnum, Vinca, and Weigela.  Plants for Wet Areas  The trees & shrubs on this list will tolerate some damp soil conditions.  Excessive soil moisture caused by poor drainage may cause problems with many plants because the root systems need to breathe.  However, some plants are more tolerant than others & many of these plants actually thrive in wet conditions.                                                       TREES   Acer rubrum                                    Red Maple Amelanchier                                   Serviceberry  Betula nigra                                    River Birch Chionanthus virginicus                     Fringe Tree Fraxinus pennsylvanica                   Green/Red Ash Gleditsia triacanthus                       Honey Locust Liquidambar styraciflua                   American Sweet Gum Metasequoia glyptostroboides         Dawn Redwood Quercus palustrus                          Pin Oak Salix                                             Willow Thuja occidentalis                          American Arborvitae                                  SHRUBS   Andromeda polifolia                       Bog Rosemary Azalea viscosum                          Viscosum Hybrid Azalea Callicarpa americanus                  American Beautyberry Calluna vulgaris                           Scotch Heather Chamaecyparis thyoides              White Cedar Clethra alnifolia                            Summersweet Cornus alba,alternifolia, sericea     Dogwood Enkianthus campanulatus             (no common name)Eupatorium purpureum                  Joe Pye Weed  Fatsia japonica                            Japanese Aralia Forsythia                                     (no common name) Fothergilla                                    (no common name) Hydrangea a. petiolaris                 Climbing Hydrangea Kalmia latifolia                             Mountain Laurel Leucothoe axillaris                       Coast Leucothoe Sambucus nigra                           Black Elder  Spiraea vanhouttei                        (no common name) Viburnum dentatum                      Arrowwood Viburnum opulus                          European Cranberry Bush Viburnum trilobum                        Cranberry Bush                             PERENNIALSAjuga                                          Carpet Bugle Aquilegia formosa                         Western Columbine Astilbe x arendsii                          Canna    Dicentra                                      Bleeding Heart Galium odoratum                         Sweet Woodruff Iris ensata                                   Japanese Iris Pseudoacorus                             Yellow Flag Liriope spicata                             Lily Turf Mentha                                       Mint Hemerocallis                               Daylily Tiarella cordifolia                          Foamflower  Adiantum aleuticum                     Maidenhair Fern Athyrium nipponicum                   Lady Fern Dryopteris erythrosora                  Autumn Fern Dryopteris filix-mas                      Male Fern Osmunda cinnamonea                 Cinnamon Fern Osmunda regalis                         Royal Fern Carex                                         Sedge Chasmanthium latifolium              Sea Oats Miscanthus sinensis                    Silver Grass

Puget Sound Plants | 3147 46th Ave NE | Olympia | WA | 98506

“People don’t care how much you know…until they know how much you care!”
 
Purchasing a Home, is still, especially in the Seattle/greater market, the single most important step, in an overall plan towards sound investment & retirement planning!
 
This is so important now, in our business!  The Wynstone buyer will want, and demand value!  A Wall St. Bill, will get done! Congress’s current proposal includes the following consumer benefits:
 
1.  Expands FDIC insurance to $250,000. per account in Banks.
2.  On Homes in foreclosure, allows judicial oversight/input in structuring payments to allow homeowner to

     stay in the property, this should reduce foreclosures and prevent more distressed properties from entering

     the housing pool!
 
3.  Expands FHA max loan to $600,000. in high cost areas, this includes King County!
 
4. The recently approved Housing Bill, which goes into affect today, allows for $7500 1st time buyer

    credit/until April 2009.
5.  More funding to Housing Counseling Agencies, which offer free pre & post purchase budget counseling

     and more emphasis on lower fixed rate programs.
 
Cindy Jones

Washington Federal Bank
(206) 725-6250 office
(206) 213-1024 pager.