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In Her Ellement
1 Bringing Your Whole Self to Work with Port of Rotterdam’s Saskia Mureau 21:38
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21:38People want to feel supported and safe at work – and inspired to innovate. What can people working at large corporations do to create this kind of environment? Saskia Mureau is the Director of Customer Digital at the Port of Rotterdam where she is harnessing digital systems to reduce emissions. She is passionate about creating inclusive workplaces where psychological safety and collaboration drive meaningful change. In this episode, Kamila sits down with Suchi to talk about why she chose to work at large corporations rather than startups. Saskia also reflects on her personal experiences, including navigating IVF while at work, and discusses how organizations can foster environments where employees feel empowered to bring their whole selves to work. Links: Saskia Mureau on Linkedin WHO infertility research BCG 2024 report on psychological safety in the workplace Suchi Srinivasan on LinkedIn Kamila Rakhimova on LinkedIn About In Her Ellement: In Her Ellement highlights the women and allies leading the charge in digital, business, and technology innovation. Through engaging conversations, the podcast explores their journeys—celebrating successes and acknowledging the balance between work and family. Most importantly, it asks: when was the moment you realized you hadn’t just arrived—you were truly in your element? About The Hosts: Suchi Srinivasan is an expert in AI and digital transformation. Originally from India, her career includes roles at trailblazing organizations like Bell Labs and Microsoft. In 2011, she co-founded the Cleanweb Hackathon, a global initiative driving IT-powered climate solutions with over 10,000 members across 25+ countries. She also advises Women in Cloud, aiming to create $1B in economic opportunities for women entrepreneurs by 2030. Kamila Rakhimova is a fintech leader whose journey took her from Tajikistan to the U.S., where she built a career on her own terms. Leveraging her English proficiency and international relations expertise, she discovered the power of microfinance and moved to the U.S., eventually leading Amazon's Alexa Fund to support underrepresented founders. Subscribe to In Her Ellement on your podcast app of choice to hear meaningful conversations with women in digital, business, and technology.…
The Flathead Valley Has a New Attraction on the Way
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The Flathead Valley area is getting a new semi-professional baseball team! One of the most common questions I receive from people moving to The Flathead Valley area is, “What is there to do?” There’s plenty! Today I want to discuss what sorts of activities we like to do for fun around The Flathead Valley, including a special new attraction. There are excellent skiing mountains in the winter and wonderful fishing spots in the summer. We also are close to Glacier Park if you are interested in hiking and wildlife. Great rodeos come to town, and there are concerts all year round. The range of activities here is great, but there’s a new thing coming to town that may pique your interest. We’re getting a semi-professional baseball team called the Glacier Range Riders. Naturally, the mascot will be a mountain goat. The stadium is currently under construction and will be open this summer. It will have 2,500 seats, so there should be plenty of room for a fun crowd. "This team could be an anchor for our community." The first game will be on June 14, and there will be 48 home games. The Range Riders will be the fourth team in the state of Montana, the others being in Missoula, Great Falls, and Billings. They play in the Pioneer League, which is affiliated with Major League Baseball and consists of 10 teams total. The tickets become available in February, but you can reserve season tickets now. Just visit www.gorangeriders.com if you’re interested. I believe this team could be an anchor for our community, so I’m excited about their arrival! If you have questions about today’s topic or anything real estate-related, please call or email me. I am always willing to help.
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The Flathead Valley area is getting a new semi-professional baseball team! One of the most common questions I receive from people moving to The Flathead Valley area is, “What is there to do?” There’s plenty! Today I want to discuss what sorts of activities we like to do for fun around The Flathead Valley, including a special new attraction. There are excellent skiing mountains in the winter and wonderful fishing spots in the summer. We also are close to Glacier Park if you are interested in hiking and wildlife. Great rodeos come to town, and there are concerts all year round. The range of activities here is great, but there’s a new thing coming to town that may pique your interest. We’re getting a semi-professional baseball team called the Glacier Range Riders. Naturally, the mascot will be a mountain goat. The stadium is currently under construction and will be open this summer. It will have 2,500 seats, so there should be plenty of room for a fun crowd. "This team could be an anchor for our community." The first game will be on June 14, and there will be 48 home games. The Range Riders will be the fourth team in the state of Montana, the others being in Missoula, Great Falls, and Billings. They play in the Pioneer League, which is affiliated with Major League Baseball and consists of 10 teams total. The tickets become available in February, but you can reserve season tickets now. Just visit www.gorangeriders.com if you’re interested. I believe this team could be an anchor for our community, so I’m excited about their arrival! If you have questions about today’s topic or anything real estate-related, please call or email me. I am always willing to help.
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
Things are looking up in the dark in Montana. Nothing good happens after midnight, right? Well, on dark nights here in Montana, that couldn’t be further from the truth. When the sun goes down and the stars come out, turn your gaze upward! Today I’ll discuss some resources that will help you find the best spots in Montana to be entertained by the night skies. Montana’s Trail to the Stars website has created an online map of over 40 great places to observe the night sky. Enthusiasts travel from all over to see the stars and other celestial phenomena in our great state. Using these tools, you’ll never have to worry about missing another astronomical event again. On dark, moonless nights during certain parts of the year, you can sometimes even spot a shining aurora, which is a shimmering curtain of lights formed when solar particles collide with the Earth’s atmosphere. The University of Alaska has an Aurora Forecast where you can find a calendar of predicted aurora activity all around the northern hemisphere. If you’re tired of always hearing about gorgeous Meteor Showers after the fact, the linked calendar will show you all of the scheduled showers in your area. They’ll even tell you how many meteors you can expect to see per hour, on top of a bunch of fun astronomy facts.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
What trends are we currently seeing in our real estate market? The first quarter of 2022 is now over, and we want to tell you about all the changes we saw in the real estate market. Today we’ll update you on the current emerging trends we’re seeing in our local area. Feel free to watch the full message or use these timestamps to browse specific topics at your leisure: 0:00 — Introducing today’s topic 0:40 — Flathead & Lake Counties overall figures 2:25 — Flathead Lake home sales 3:45 — Flathead Lake condo sales 4:25 — Flathead Lake land sales 5:30 — Echo Lake & Lake Blaine home sales 6:05 — Echo Lake & Lake Blaine land sales 6:25 — Swan Lake home and land sales 7:00 — Swan River home and land sales 7:35 — West Lakes home sales 8:10 — West Lakes land sales 8:50 — Whitefish Lake home and land sales 9:20 — Wrapping up If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us by phone or email. We look forward to hearing from you.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
Here's an analysis of what happens when a Seller overshoots the market and chooses to start high. A question I’ve been getting a lot lately is, “What’s going on with waterfront properties?” I did a little research and looked at the numbers for waterfront properties over the last six months. Today I want to share some of my findings with you. Eighty properties closed during the six-month period we examined from September 2021 to February 2022. Of the 80 properties, 56 did not see a price change during the process. Twenty four of these properties had a price change, and the average price reduction was about 7%. The price-adjusted homes sold for less and took longer to sell. Of the properties that didn’t see a price change, it took them an average of 32 days to go under contract, and the timeline of listing on the market to closing was about 83 days. As for the homes that did see a price change, their average was 98 days to go under contract and 149 days to go from listing to closing. What did these homes sell for? The homes that didn’t have a price change netted 99.7% of their asking prices on average. The properties that had price reductions ended up selling at 94% of their lower-adjusted list prices. They sold for less money and took a lot longer. If you’re thinking about selling your home, keep these figures in mind. There’s more than one pricing strategy to use, but it’s clear that one strategy is working better in this market than the other. If you have any questions for me about the market or anything else related to real estate, don’t hesitate to reach out via phone or email. I look forward to hearing from you soon.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
If your kid is off to college, you have a fantastic investment opportunity. At this time of year, when kids are about to graduate from high school, we often receive similar questions from parents about how they’re considering buying a house or condo near their child’s future college so their student can live there for the next four years. The idea is that, when they’re done with school, the parents are hoping the house will have appreciated in value so they can use the extra money to offset some of the college expenses when they sell it. If you’re thinking about doing this, we have many great agent colleagues around the U.S., and we can put you in contact with them. We’d be glad to help you find the right real estate agent anywhere in the country, whether it’s for your kid or yourself. Please feel free to reach out to me or my team via phone or email if you want help with this or have any questions. We look forward to your comments and questions.…
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The most valuable stats for all our different markets across Montana. Today I want to answer some of your questions about real estate throughout the state of Montana. We usually do this once a year, and to help me, I have the state-wide market report from the Montana Association of Realtors. I can’t wait to pass on some of this data. As a little bit of a spoiler: The least expensive cities in Montana are Butte and Great Falls. Both have a median price that’s under $300,000. You can watch the full report above or skip to each section using the timestamps provided: 0:00 — Introducing today’s topic 0:43 — The least and most expensive cities in Montana 1:50 — The stats for Billings 2:33 — The stats for Bozeman 3:11 — The stats for Butte 4:48 — The stats for Great Falls 5:51 — The stats for Helena 6:53 — The stats for Missoula County 7:44 — The stats for Ravalli County 8:37 — The stats for Flathead County 9:40 — Wrapping up I hope you found these stats as interesting as I did. If you have any questions about the data or real estate in general, feel free to call or email me. I’d love to hear from you.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
The Flathead Valley area is getting a new semi-professional baseball team! One of the most common questions I receive from people moving to The Flathead Valley area is, “What is there to do?” There’s plenty! Today I want to discuss what sorts of activities we like to do for fun around The Flathead Valley, including a special new attraction. There are excellent skiing mountains in the winter and wonderful fishing spots in the summer. We also are close to Glacier Park if you are interested in hiking and wildlife. Great rodeos come to town, and there are concerts all year round. The range of activities here is great, but there’s a new thing coming to town that may pique your interest. We’re getting a semi-professional baseball team called the Glacier Range Riders. Naturally, the mascot will be a mountain goat. The stadium is currently under construction and will be open this summer. It will have 2,500 seats, so there should be plenty of room for a fun crowd. "This team could be an anchor for our community." The first game will be on June 14, and there will be 48 home games. The Range Riders will be the fourth team in the state of Montana, the others being in Missoula, Great Falls, and Billings. They play in the Pioneer League, which is affiliated with Major League Baseball and consists of 10 teams total. The tickets become available in February, but you can reserve season tickets now. Just visit www.gorangeriders.com if you’re interested. I believe this team could be an anchor for our community, so I’m excited about their arrival! If you have questions about today’s topic or anything real estate-related, please call or email me. I am always willing to help.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
Explaining the absorption rate and how it has changed since the pandemic. If you’ve been following me for a while, then you may be familiar with our market’s absorption rate. However, I haven’t talked about this topic in a while, and things have changed, so today I want to discuss our absorption rate and what it means for the Big Fork area. First, let’s talk about what an absorption rate is. A good example to use is our grocery stores. Before the pandemic, the shelves were almost always stocked, and you never had an issue buying what you wanted. Now with supply chain disruptions and pandemic regulations, the grocery supply isn’t restocked as often, and many things are more difficult to buy. Once the stores finally do restock, it may only take a week for everything to be gone. The time it takes for the supply to deplete (in this case, one week) is the absorption rate. Now, let’s apply this concept to real estate. If we look at last month’s market, we can take the number of homes listed for sale and compare it to the number of homes that sold. If the number of homes listed for sale is three times higher than the number of homes that sold, then we would have an absorption rate of three months. However, in a market with low supply and high demand like ours, the absorption rate is usually much lower. Let’s see how the absorption rate in our market differs depending on the properties’ price ranges. For comparison’s sake, I’ll include the numbers from 2017 as well: $0 to $400,000 2017: Two to five months 2021: Less than one month $400,000 to $750,000 2017: Six to 12 months 2021: Two to three months $750,000 to $1,000,000 2017: Over a year 2021: Three to five months $1,000,000 to $3,000,000 2017: Two to four years 2021: Four to seven months > $3,000,000 2017: 11 years 2021: Around one year As you can see, the pandemic and its effects have lowered our absorption rate way below average. This means it’s a great time to sell your home since there are tons of buyers and not enough supply to meet the high demand. If you have any questions about today’s topic, please call or email me. I’d love to help you.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
Today we’ll give a recap of how our real estate market fared in 2021. Hopefully your 2022 is already off to a great start! Today we want to recap how our market fared in 2021 and share some data and interesting things that happened during the year. Cited below for your convenience are timestamps that will direct you to various points in the video. Feel free to watch the full message or use these timestamps to browse specific topics at your leisure: 0:01 — Introducing today’s topic 0:29 — Flathead and Lake Counties 2:26 — Flathead Lake 5:53 — Echo Lake and Lake Blaine 7:18 — Swan Lake and Swan River 9:26 — Ashley Lake, Bitterroot, McGregor, and Foys Lake 10:50 — Whitefish Lake 11:24 — Wrapping up If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us via phone or email. We look forward to hearing from you.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
Does your insurance policy detail unoccupied/vacant exclusions? Today’s topic is for people who have seasonal homes in the area and are leaving or have already left. While I was going over the insurance renewal for my home, I stumbled across an exclusion in the policy for vacant and unoccupied residences. Today I’ll share what that exclusion is and what you need to know about it. There are two key words to define. ‘Vacant’ means that all furniture and other evidence of someone occupying the home has been removed. ‘Unoccupied’ means that the home is furnished but no one is living there currently. The exclusion regarding these homes says if the home is vacant or unoccupied for more than 90 days, the coverage on the insurance policy is reduced down to 60%. When might this come up? For example, if you’re selling your home and have already moved all the furniture out, it might be that you need to have a friend stay in the house and document that they stayed there. Why? Well, if the home caught on fire, and the question came up of how long it has been since somebody was last there, you might get reduced coverage. Be sure to check your insurance policy to see if it details any unoccupied/vacant exclusions. Years ago, when I was selling a house, I suddenly got a notice from the insurance company saying that it needed to be occupied in order to maintain our current coverage. We had to rent out the home to avoid losing coverage. Ultimately, check your insurance policy to see if it details any unoccupied/vacant exclusions. If you have any questions about today’s topic or anything else to do with real estate, give us a call or send us an email. We’d love to help you.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
Here’s the latest news that proves just how inaccurate Zestimates are. Some of you may have heard the recent news about Zillow. I’ve made videos about their various online services in the past and how they affect the market, but I wanted to talk about this most recent one. Zillow had been using their Zestimate to make offers on homes the AI told them would be a good value. It tried to factor in appreciation, the cost of repairs, and the cost to sell. They had been doing this for a while and had become a big real estate company. However, they announced that this fall that they would put it on ice and analyze what went wrong. We always knew Zesitmates were unreliable, but now history proves it. One source I had said they were losing around $80,000 a house. Fairly recently, they announced that their whole iBuyer platform, as these sorts of online cash offers are called, would be abandoned. That caused quite an uproar, and some of you might’ve seen that Zillow’s stock dropped 25%. Also, around 25% of their employees were laid off. We’ve always talked about Zestimates being unreliable. Zillow admits this themselves because they have a state-by-state reliability chart below the page that gives the Zestimates. History now shows that the best source for your home value is a person who can keep their finger on the pulse of the market. I hope this was interesting and helpful. There’s probably more news to come about this whole situation. If you have any questions or are looking to buy or sell, feel free to call me.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
Here are all the latest numbers from our residential waterfront market. Today I’m sharing our third-quarter real estate market report for 2021. All our numbers are reflective of an extremely strong market. However, there’s very little for sale across the board, whether you’re looking for a home or vacant land. You can watch my full market update, or you can skip around to each topic using the timestamps provided below: 0:00 — Introduction to today’s topic 0:50 — Flathead Valley overview of actives, solds, and pendings 2:30 — Flathead Lake homes overview 3:25 — Flathead Lake vacant land overview 4:45 — Flathead Lake condos overview 5:45 — Echo Lake and Lake Blaine homes overview 6:20 — Echo Lake and Lake Blaine vacant land overview 7:05 — Swan Lake overview 7:45 — Swan River overview 8:35 — West Lakes homes overview 9:00 — West Lakes vacant land overview 10:05 — Whitefish Lake overview 11:05 — Lake Mary Ronan overview 11:50 — Wrapping up If you have any questions or a topic you’d like us to cover in a future video, please let us know via phone or email. We’ll do some research and answer your questions or make a video about what you’d like to see. Just let us know how we can help you.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
Here’s an update on the most popular 10-year investments today. Today I’m following up on a video blog from about a year ago. In that video, I covered what you should do with your money when you sell. I brought up an article by Bankrate which looked at the popularity of different investments that you’d hold for 10 years, and real estate was on top. I just received an update on that same topic, and I thought it would be interesting to cover. Real estate is still No. 1, but it was much more popular with younger people. Stocks and bonds used to be the No. 2 option, but now it’s cash. People might be waiting to see how the economy does, but they also might be looking for good buying opportunities in real estate since cash is so strong in transactions. Real estate is still the No. 1 long-term investment. Gold stayed pretty steady. Bonds used to be No. 4, but they lost their spot to Bitcoin, going from 7% in popularity to 4%, while cryptocurrency jumped from 4% to 9%. I frankly don’t know much about cryptocurrency, but it’s pretty interesting that people feel it’s a good long-term investment. I always find it a little interesting to see how people are handling their wealth, and I hope you do too. If you have some questions about this survey or anything related to real estate, feel free to give me a call. I’d be happy to pass along more information.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
Here are the 10 big rules surrounding the 1031 tax-deferred exchange. Today I want to talk about the 1031 tax-deferred exchange. As the market gets stronger and people are willing to sell, I’ve been asked about it a lot. There are 10 rules to follow with 1031 exchanges that we’ll go through in detail today. Cited below for your convenience are timestamps that will direct you to various points in the video. Feel free to watch the full message or use these timestamps to browse specific topics at your leisure: 0:09 — Introducing today’s topic 1:06 — No. 1 Once you close, you have 45 days to identify replacement properties 1:49 — No. 2 The three property rule 2:16 — No. 3 The 200% rule 2:49 — No. 4 Close on 95% of properties if over 200% value 3:39 — No. 5 Closing doesn’t mean you can identify more properties within 45 days 4:08 — No. 6 The property needs to be properly identified 4:40 — No. 7 Who receives the identification? 5:29 — No. 8 Replacement properties must be the same value as identified properties 6:18 — No. 9 Identified construction costs can be covered by your facilitator 7:16 — No. 10 Facilitator funding for replacement closing 7:58 — Wrapping up If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to me via phone or email.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
Here’s your midyear 2021 Flathead area real estate market update. Today, I’ll be going over my 2021 second-quarter market report. The market still looks to be moving very fast, so I’ll jump right in with what you need to know right now. Below, I’ve included timestamps for each area I cover in the video: 0:44 — Overall market for Flathead and Lake Counties 1:30 — Flathead Lake looks strong 3:08 — Swan Lake and Swan River 4:29 — Echo and Blaine Lake 5:11 — Foys Lake 5:51 — Ashley Lake 6:31 — Bitterroot Lake 7:11 — McGregor Lake 8:00 — Wrapping up and interesting facts 10:08 — Contact info If you’d like to know more about any of the properties mentioned in this video or have real estate questions in general, do not hesitate to reach out to us. We’d love to hear from you.…
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Bigfork Real Estate Video Blog with Scott Hollinger
My answers to burning questions about the housing boom and low inventory. When is it going to end? That’s the question that gets asked in both booming and tanking markets. Thankfully we’re in a great market right now, but people want to know when the market’s going to shift. They want to know whether it will burst like a bubble, similar to 2008, or have a slow slide back down to normal. Cited below for your convenience are timestamps that will direct you to various points in the video. Feel free to watch the full message, or use these timestamps to browse specific topics at your leisure: 0:11 — Introducing today’s topic 0:28 — Reflecting on the 2008 recession 1:11 — Housing demand data since 1959 2:40 — Housing demand after 2006 3:28 — The big question 4:24 — External factors 5:31 — This is not a bubble 5:51 — Wrapping up If you have any other real estate questions, please reach out to me at (406) 253-7268. I’d love to give you some answers. Have a great day.…
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