A conversation with Seattle
In the first part of this four-part series on adventures and profit in Seattle’s junk trade, we prepared readers on how to approach estate, yard and garage sales. Now, we are going to give you some prime tips on what to buy, and how much to pay for it. First off, clues on what kind of art and books you can find and later resell for big gains. Continue reading Making Cash in Seattle’s “Junk” Trade, Pt. 2: Art and Books
That’s right, it’s actually possible to make some money in the junk trade. It’s not easy, but with a few tips, a little bit of knowledge, and a little investment in time, you’ll be surprised how much money you can make (presuming your initial expectation is at or near zero). Continue reading Making Cash In Seattle’s “Junk” Trade, Pt. 1: Getting Started
The University Village shopping mall is having a Catch-22 moment: They’ve decided to pause construction of a six-story, 700-stall parking garage on the mall’s south side because of how it’s impacting parking, and, consequently, merchant business. Construction has meant the loss of hundreds of spaces in the work zone. Continue reading University Village Hits Brakes on Parking Construction, Trumpets Concert Series