I highly recommend Pacific Lifestyle especially if you are not local. We lived in Boston and…read moredecided to retire back to the Portland/Vancouver area and made 8 trips over 1 year and selected the SiEllen Farms development on the greenbelt. 3 members of the Pacific Team (Vicky Thompson, Patrick Klein, and Billy Alley) made the process of home selection, details on options, costs, and lot selection seamless resulting in a perfect finished product. Their attention to detail and support thru calls, photos, videos, and conference calls saved us many thousands of dollars in trips to the homesite. Also, when we moved into the house the Pacific Team members we there to assist and resolve some of the mistakes we made in cosmetic selections and also resolved a number of other small corrections immediately. This is rare for a production builder and most "don't know you" after the ALTA closing statement, but I can say today (4 months after closing) that the people listed above, Pacific Management, and their major subcontractors have been there for us every time!

Very disappointed with Pacific Lifestyle Homes…read more We moved into our Pacific Lifestyle Home on January 1, 2026, and unfortunately, only a few months later, we began experiencing a significant drainage problem in our yard. Water is pooling and standing in the yard, creating a major concern for us as homeowners. What has been most frustrating is Pacific Lifestyle Homes' response. Rather than working with us to find a solution, they have continued to give us different reasons as to why the problem is supposedly not their responsibility. First, we were told that something we planted had changed the grading of the yard. We addressed that concern. Then we were told that we were watering the yard too much, so we reduced the amount of watering. Unfortunately, neither of these things resolved the problem. We also discovered that water from the neighbor's yard is flowing into ours, which is contributing to the issue. We were essentially told that we should just ask the neighbor not to water as much. That doesn't seem like a reasonable or permanent solution to a drainage problem affecting our property. We are now looking at potentially spending more than $5,000 out of our own pocket to install a French drain and dry creek bed to try to redirect the water to the existing drains. We purchased a brand-new home expecting the property to be properly graded and drained. We understand that landscaping and neighboring properties can affect drainage, but we are disappointed that Pacific Lifestyle Homes seems more focused on finding reasons to avoid addressing the problem than helping us determine the actual cause and finding a reasonable solution. For anyone considering purchasing a home from Pacific Lifestyle Homes, I strongly recommend asking detailed questions about yard grading, drainage, and what is covered under the builder's warranty before purchasing. Our experience so far has been extremely frustrating and disappointing.

I had the opportunity to meet the owner of modern realty. They say companies start from the top…read moredown. This one is built strong from the top. Santino is someone willing to be helpful and offer advice even if it means no financial gain for him. That speaks of the fact that this company values more than making money but genuinely helping people with their needs and wants. Also got to know multiple employees and realtors here and I was very impressed!! Thank you! Edit: NOTICED a review saying they don't have guidelines for covid or masks. Here's a couple pictures to show they do.. I'm unsure why yelp would even allow a neighbor that's never worked with the business to write a review when they'Ve done no business or had any communication. How do they get to evaluate a business?

Modern Realty is one of the most outstanding and generous real estate firms in the area! I have had…read morecountless consultations and sound advice from both the agents and also the Founder Santino F.! If you're looking to list your investments, to purchase, or to receive consultation, then Modern Realty is a great outlet to advance your portfolio and business forward! As a side note they have one of the most beautiful offices in the this city, there was so much attention to detail given to this space! Thank You Modern Realty!

Working with Jeff and Tania was truly such a great experience. From the very beginning, they were…read moreproactive, attentive, and always one step ahead. In a market where rates and the mortgage process can feel overwhelming, they made everything feel clear, manageable, and surprisingly easy. I never felt like I was navigating the process alone--they were there every step of the way and genuinely cared about making sure I felt comfortable and informed. I'm incredibly grateful for their guidance and couldn't recommend them more highly. Five stars without hesitation!

Jeff was really helpful throughout the process of our first home purchase, extremely pleased with…read moreour experience and appreciate the guidance. Jeff and his team were patient and knowledgeable, locking us in at a good rate despite challenging market conditions. Highly recommend!

I will not be using First American Title Company again and I do not recommend them based on my…read moreexperience. The loan officer (Carole) seemed pleasant & professional. There were several questions that I asked her prior to closing. She answered some questions & others she replied with 'that's a good question for your realtor.' I respected the fact she has good professional boundaries. My questions weren't difficult ones & I didn't mind asking multiple people to get the right answers. My expectation is if someone doesn't want to do other people's jobs than that means they must have more time for their own job - this allows them to do their job well.  The lender I used had their own issues. My understanding of the title company's purpose is to provide checks and balances and to offer a neutral space to complete a large financial transaction. The title officer & title company failed to protect my best interests and failed to catch things sooner rather than later. The week of closing (several days prior to scheduled close), the title officer emailed me and asked which lender I was going to go with - I was considering changing lenders so she had disclosures from multiple companies - I promptly responded I chose not to change lenders because I do not want to risk any delays, I am sticking with lender F. The day of scheduled close, I wired the amount requested by title officer prior to our arrival. We waited in the receptionist area for 30 minutes. I assumed all parties were working to get all the correct information in all the right places. It turns out lender F sent an incorrect disclosure, this was not the title officer/company fault but she was not aware of it until the lender went through their final checks and informed her of the error. As such, I had to submit another wire. The unfortunate part here is my bank headquarters is on the east coast and they completed wires for the day 20 minutes prior to this call. Now, I had to pay another wire fee & the wire would not be processed until the next business day - 3 days later, the following Tuesday due to the holiday weekend. The title officer was visibly frustrated and apologetic throughout this day of the scheduled close and she deflected all blame to the lender. She even stated some confusion may have occurred because multiple lenders sent her disclosures. This clearly demonstrated a lack of planning on her part because I told her which lender I would be closing with. She would have benefited from removing the other lenders documents from my file. Higher management on both sides (lender & title company) got involved to try to get us our house keys. I appreciated the effort but ultimately no one was willing to take any risk despite their missteps. The title officer and title manager were very complimentary of one another - it was clear they have a longstanding relationship. If they were both really excellent than these issues would have been avoided. The title officer stated she wished things happened much smoother for us as she has also has multiple kids. And she stated she would be happy to help us in any way she could with our move as her family includes a realtor and professional mover who are all very familiar with the local area. I responded that a Handyman referral would be great. Shortly after closing and receipt of keys, I emailed the title officer requesting a 15 min. discussion to recap the events & any Handyman referrals would be great (realtor's referrals were busy through the month). Over a week has passed and I have yet to receive a response. If the title officer spent half as much time & energy in properly preparing for our closing as she did in her face to face apology than closing would have been a much better experience, saving us time, money & hardship - we paid an additional wire fee, 3 additional nights at a hotel, and had the extraordinary emotional strain of not being able to settle into our home prior to our child's first day of Kindergarten.

Worst title company out there. I dealt with carol at first than passed on to joana who lied about…read moreeverything and never returned phone calls. Also left for vacation knowing that we wanted to close in a set time. Didnt care....... didnt give us and heads up or anything.***** Stay away from this company*******. I rarely leave reviews last one was in 2011 or 2012. but for these guys i will definitely share my experience 0 stars.

Great experience from the very beginning. A very knowledgeable group of people that are more than…read morewilling to help. I have enjoyed all of our interactions and I know that in the future I will enjoy working with them. I have never worked with anyone that understood the real estate more thoroughly than Jordan and his team.

Jordan helped me purchase my first home. The sellers were an older couple who were very difficult…read moreto work with and there were several issues with the home that needed to be repaired. Jordan was very smooth and able to work with the other agent to get a desirable outcome for me at the price and the sellers to make the repairs prior to purchase. To give you an idea of how stubborn these sellers were. They not willing to sell the house with an old 1985 refrigerator that fit into the galley kitchen. It was a $50 fridge and they were willing to walk away at just the mention of my request. Thankfully Jordan was there to make sure all the important things happened and we both got the desired outcome.

I highly recommend Kerry Greenwald and his team at Creekside Mortgage if you are considering buying…read morea home or refinancing your current home. Absolutely professional and kind, consistently transparent and collaborative. When I refinance my home, I will without a doubt be reaching out to Kerry and Nicolle at Creekside!

Creekside was the best I could've asked for! We worked primarily with Sami and she was the nicest…read moreperson and cared deeply about making the whole home buying process as easy as possible. I would recommend Creekside to anyone buying a house!

Beth is simply the BEST!!! She helped me through the ups and downs of being a first time home buyer…read morewith a calm reassuring presence. My kids love her so much too! My son tells everyone who will listen, that Beth is an amazing human.

Beth helped me find the perfect home in a time of very limited inventory. She listened closely to…read morewhat I was looking for in a new home, and then worked tireless to show me properties that fit my needs. She skillfully guided me in structuring the offer that was accepted by the seller. I enjoyed the time we spent together and highly recommend her to both sellers and buyers.

Margie Eddings cost me $5,000 for not providing a one sentence statement on what happened when my…read morehouse was being inspected. She and Christopher Schott told me that the owner said 'that there was no way to get under the house,' but I later discovered that there were several access points. The reason the owner (a realtor, too) told them that was so they couldn't see the mess that the ductwork was in. I spent $2,000 of my own money to make improvements, but I needed n entire system installed. I would have gotten another $3,000 for the inconvenience of having to close half the house down from October to April to avoid heating underneath the house for 2 years. She avoided my emails and calls and it would have been no problem for her to do that. She does not have the befificence of her clients in mind and that's why I've referred 2 other people to a different realtor.

BE AWARE of constant calls. A home down the street (in Hazel Dell) went up on sale and we decided…read moreto go to their open house... oh what a mistake! It's been 6 months and after constantly receiving emails (that we unsuscribed from) they are now calling 2x a week. I have requested to stop calling me at least 3 times, however, they said that by visiting their website (maybe once to show the pictures of the home to my partner), I gave them permission to call me! Like... forever?! Why would l want to do business with someone that does not listen to my requests?