Marketplace Money Stories

Tess Vigeland talks with Redfin's Scott Nagel about the way the Web has transformed the real-estate business.

Seattle's condo real-estate market is in collapse. Jeff Tyler reports from the "Emerald City."

Commentator Rosette Royale describes what it's like for those living on Seattle's streets.

Karen Ramsey, a certified financial planner based in Seattle, joins Tess Vigeland to answer listener questions, including one from a woman who wonders whether a yoga studio might be a good business to run in retirement.

Seattle rents fell an average of 14 percent from 2008 to 2009 — the largest drop among cities nationwide. KUOW's Ann Dornfeld reports.

A veteran Seattle real-estate agent explains why people are willing to pay such a high price for a well-lighted place.

Marketplace Money's staff takes a tour of Seattle real estate with Zillow.com's chief economist Stan Humphries.

The creators of "Damages" join Tess Vigeland to talk about the Bernie Madoff-like world they've created on the small screen.

Reporter Adrienne Hill explores what those with modest incomes, even the unemployed, are doing to curb their environmental impact.

Reporter Ashley Milne-Tyte looks into how the wealthiest people, who according to one recent report cause half of the world's carbon emissions, try to make up for their environmental sins.