Sarah Rudinoff

Growing up on the island of Kauai in a family of real estate brokers, Sarah knew one day she might join the ranks of the family business. Becoming a broker in 2005, Sarah now has one of the most unique and varied client bases in the city- from tech workers to artists to retirees. Real estate evolves and changes every week but what remains the same is that everyone wants to be heard and Sarah’s business is built on a foundation of rock-solid communication with every client.

Having a soft spot for first time buyers, Sarah has worked with hundreds of people to align their desires and budgets to win in a competitive market as well as negotiate for the best deal in a buyer’s market. On the listing side, Sarah maximizes proceeds for her sellers by intelligently preparing homes to show them at their best. Marketing is knowing your audience and telling them a compelling story, Sarah creates a custom plan and narrative for each home.

Sarah also believes the real estate journey can be fun and she has been nominated by clients for Seattle Magazine's Best in Client Satisfaction award each year since 2009 and have won seven times.

Sarah has had a long-time commitment to donating 10% of her net income to organizations that bring more equity to Seattle including Mary’s Place, the Duwamish Tribe, BLM King County, Treehouse, the Boys & Girls Club, among others. They are also making new commitments to craft a world of shared power by creatively re-shaping unjust systems within housing and creating more opportunity for BIPOC buyers in the region. Sarah is also an artist and is highly active in the arts community as a performer and patron – She has hosted benefits for the Henry Art Gallery, Seattle Art Museum, Velocity Dance Center and On the Boards.

Sarah owns a home and garden in West Seattle and is an agent at the Windermere Mount Baker office where she has an excellent team of colleagues and executive support.