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Rental TrendCity Information
The average rent for an apartment in Seattle WA in the last 12 months has been $1647. The
average rents for a 1-bed, 2-bed and 3-bed apartments have been $1485, $1900, and $2103 respectively.
Seattle is the largest city in the Pacific Northwest with a population of 608,660 and population density of 7,361 people per square mile. When you think of Seattle, you probably envision the Space Needle, the home of Starbucks, and rain. Seattle is home to many Fortune 500 companies such as Microsoft, Starbucks, Nintendo of America, Costco, and more.
Coffee runs through Seattle’s veins, and is a city known for the gallons of coffee consumed in the city. Not only does Starbucks call Seattle home, there is also Seattle’s Best and Tully’s coffee headquartered here, along with many independent coffee roasters and shops. Coffee aside, don’t leave out Pike Place Market, which encapsulates Seattle’s spirit in nine acres of shops, crafts, food, and coffee.
The people of Seattle have the highest percentage of university graduates of any US city according to the US Census Bureau. Of all the residents over 25, 53.8% have a bachelor’s degree and 91.9% have a high school diploma or equivalent.
Sports fans won’t be disappointed when they visit Seattle! Seattle is home to the MLB’s Seattle Mariners, the NFL’s Seattle Seahawks, MLS’s Seattle Sounders FC, and the WNBA’s Seattle Storm. If you prefer the arts more than sports, or perhaps you like both, Seattle offers many excellent options. Seattle offers music from the Seattle Symphony Orchestra performing at Benaroya Hall to indie alt rock. It is considered the home of early 1990’s grunge music with artists like Nirvana and Pearl Jam calling Seattle home.
What is the Weather Like in Seattle?
Seattle’s climate can be officially described as oceanic or temperate marine. This means that the summers are warm and dry and the winters are mild and wet. Many people who are unfamiliar with Seattle think that it rains year round, but the yearly rainfall totals of 37.5 inches are actually less than other major cities like New York and Jacksonville Florida. The big difference between the rainfall in Seattle versus eastern cities is that Seattle’s rain is constant and misty versus heavy and occasional. Although it does rain often in the winter, thunderstorms are infrequent with only seven days of thunderstorms per year in the city. The warmest months in Seattle are July and August, where the average high is 76 and the low 56. Seattle experiences 71 sunny days with the majority being in the summer. January is the coolest month with the average high being 47 and the low 37. Seattle will usually get some snow each year, but it is around 8 inches for the year.
What Seattle Neighborhoods are Close to Downtown?
Are you looking to be in the heart of Seattle? If you are looking for some neighborhoods that are close to downtown, Pikes Place Market, restaurants, nightlife, and more here are some suggestions for you.
Belltown–It is a twenty-somethings paradise where you can eat, drink, and be merry. Belltown is a place where you can be close to your job downtown and be next door to great evenings out. You’ll find no lack of restaurants, bars, and clubs. Belltown is also home to the famous Crocodile Café, where bands such as Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and REM have performed. The majority of the housing available here are apartments and condos for rent, with varying rent to accommodate a range of incomes. A studio apartment for rent in Belltown will cost you about $1,000 per month.The Bottom Line: excellent nightlife, great restaurants, bad parking, very close to downtown, traffic
Broadway (Capitol Hill) – This neighborhood has lots of young singles living in it and few married couples and even fewer children. Broadway has great nightlife and street parties which gives one great social opportunities to go out and mingle with others. You’ll also find great restaurants and coffee houses. Don’t forget about Volunteer Park and Cal Anderson Park, along with several others for all of your outdoor park needs. The rent for a one bedroom apartment will be about $1,500 per month in Broadway.The Bottom Line: excellent nightlife, great restaurants, good parks, bad parking, traffic, close to downtown, traffic, lots of rentals
Which Seattle Neighborhoods are Great for Students?
Are you a University of Washington student and want to live close to campus? Then check out the following neighborhoods for some great college living!
University District – Guess what there is an abundance of here? Student housing and students! You’ll find great restaurants, entertainment, clubs, bars, and everything else you’d expect from a college oriented neighborhood. Anyone looking to take up residence here can expect a one bedroom apartment for rent will be about $1,200 per month. Don’t forget about international grocery stores, bookstores, and boutiques here, either. Even if you’re not going to school, you’ll have a great time in the University District. The Bottom Line: excellent nightlife, great restaurants, bike friendly, bad parking, traffic, lots of students, traffic, lots of rentals
Wallingford – Located east of the University District and northeast of University of Washington, Wallingford is a great place for a student that wants to live in a college town with a slightly more grown up feel. You will also find a wider variety of housing options. That way if you’re looking for a house to rent rather than an apartment, you’ll be more successful here than when you’re really close to campus. A two bedroom apartment for rent in Wallingford will be about $1,400 per month. The Bottom Line: great restaurants, bike friendly, close to University of Washington, traffic, traffic
What are the schools in Seattle?
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Adams Elementary School, Seattle, WA - Seattle, WA, 98107
Ae #2 (Decatur) School - Seattle, WA, 98115
African American Academy K-8 - Seattle, WA, 98118
Aki Kurose Middle School - Seattle, WA, 98118
Alcuin School - Seattle, WA, 98119
Alki Elementary School - Seattle, WA, 98116
Amazing Grace Christian School - Seattle, WA, 98118
Antioch University Seattle - Seattle, WA, 98121
Arbor Heights Elementary School - Seattle, WA, 98146