Hundreds of open houses this weekend — find out about them in the PDN today!

Real estate agents across the North Olympic Peninsula will be hosting hundreds of open houses today and Sunday as part of Realtors’ Nationwide Open House weekend.

Clallam County real estate agents with the Port Angeles Association of Realtors and Sequim Association of Realtors will feature 80 homes at scheduled times today and Sunday. And the Jefferson County Association of Realtors will show 150 more.

A special section in the current editions of the Peninsula Daily News detail the Clallam open house event as well as show preview pictures of the 80 properties.

Also in the current editions, the center of Peninsula Spotlight magazine features a list of 150 Jefferson County properties that will be open for viewing during scheduled times Saturday and Sunday through the Jefferson County Association of Realtors.

The PDN is now on sale at 200 locations across the North Olympic Peninsula. Or subscribe to the online edition by clicking on the “E-edition” icon on the home page of this website and see the special listings on your computer.

Don’t be left out of the big open house weekend! Even if you’re not in the market to buy, you can get great information about affordability, opportunity and more in this buyer’s market in this special section as well as from the Realtors hosting this weekend’s wonderful open houses.

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