‘Die-Hard’ Broker Celebrates 20 Years at Seattle’s Oldest Brokerage

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RISMEDIA, July 25, 2008-On July 15, 1988 a little-known film called “Die Hard” debuted in movie theaters and promptly changed the face of action pictures. That same day, a little-known real-estate broker named Jane Powers made her debut at Ewing & Clark, Inc., Seattle’s oldest real-estate brokerage, sparking a die-hard 20-year career.

A Seattle native and University of Washington graduate and Varsity letterman, Powers is well-known by her clients and coworkers for her tireless work ethic, sincerity and dedication to those she represents.

“I feel so fortunate to have learned the ropes under Brian [Losh] and Betsy [Terry], who remain to this day the two most determined, talented and creative real-estate salespeople I have met during my 20 years in the business,” Powers said. “It has also been a true honor and pleasure for me to represent my vast array of clients. The people are, no doubt, my favorite part of this business.”

So far this year alone, Powers and her partners at Ewing & Clark have closed two sales in excess of $13 million, the second- and third-highest sales in Seattle history.

“It is a pleasure to work with Jane [Powers],” said John Brian Losh, chairman/CEO of Ewing & Clark, and CEO/publisher of LuxuryRealEstate.com, an international network of top luxury brokers. “I opened my home a few days ago for Jane and other friends to gather and celebrate her 20th anniversary with Ewing & Clark. It was a great event, and she deserves our special recognition.”

Adept at managing the complexities of both sellers and buyers and providing the most professional and thorough service, Jane, along with Losh and Vice President Betsy Terry, has handled properties for the most influential and prestigious families of the Northwest. The average sales price of her properties is greater than $2 million.

Powers enjoys many hobbies in her spare time. “In addition to doting on my nine nieces and nephews and dog, I am an avid swimmer and skier, and look forward every year to the Luxury Real Estate International Conference and ski trip.”

After 20 years, Hollywood is still producing “Die Hard” sequels, and Powers is still with Ewing & Clark, doing what she does best – making some of the biggest sales in Seattle history.

To contact Jane Powers, call 206-322-2840 or e-mail janepowers@ewingandclark.com.

For more information, visit www.ewingandclark.com.

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