Financial Advisors in Seattle, WA
3015 112th Ave NE
Suite 210
Bellevue, WA 98004
Focus Partners Wealth is your locally based investment advisor in Seattle, WA on 112th Ave - but we’re also so much more. Our advisors provide financial planning that revolves around your personal values, goals, motivations, and priorities. Located in Bellevue just across Lake Washington, we are your Seattle-area neighbor and financial partner passionate about helping you with every aspect of your financial life.
Focus Partners Wealth is a trusted registered investment advisor offering personalized wealth management and financial planning services in Seattle, WA on 112th Ave. We help our clients take control of their financial future through innovative solutions and a strategic, comprehensive approach to financial planning. Our dedicated local team provides advice tailored to your financial goals and is backed by the extensive capabilities and resources of our nationwide network. We aim to be a cornerstone for financial stability in the neighborhoods we serve, committed to helping our clients thrive.
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August 25, 2026
Two-Minute Market Focus: The Commercial Real Estate Comeback
The office real estate sector continues to recover from a dramatic bear market in 2022 and 2023. In this week’s Two-Minute Market Focus, Todd Jones shares what insights we can take from this occurrence, as well as the third quarter 2026 performance and correction and recession indicators.
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August 25, 2026
Is AI a Bubble?
Is AI a bubble or the next major market shift? In this Focus Perspectives video, Kevin Grogan examines both sides of the debate.
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August 24, 2026
Monthly Investment Commentary: August 2026
In economic terms, a “bubble” occurs when prices for something like stocks or technology go up quickly, often beyond their true value, then ultimately crash (or burst) when investors recognize prices aren’t in line with value and attempt to quickly sell.
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