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The Vibrant City of Seattle, Washington

The vibrant City of Seattle is situated on beautiful Puget Sound, about 100 miles from the border between the United States and Canada. In recent years, the city has become associated with some of its pace-setting companies and businesses, from Starbucks coffee to Boeing jets to Microsoft Windows. The city’s geographic location at the very apex of international trade has played a key role in its success.

The housing possibilities are only limited by lifestyles and imaginations in Seattle, King County. With an abundance of intimate and distinctive neighborhoods, Seattle offers an array of attractive housing options from bungalows to mansions in the hills with breathtaking views. Houseboats, condominiums, suburban homes, and lakefront cottages are plentiful.

Surrounded by majestic mountains (including Mt. Rainier at 14, 411 feet) and pristine waters, Seattle features picture-perfect views and abundant recreational opportunities. Biking, skiing, mountain climbing, hiking, swimming, and boating are just a few of the activities that are supported by Seattle’s mild Pacific-coast climate and health-conscious attitude.

Education is a life-long pursuit in metropolitan Seattle offering four-year institutions like the University of Washington and Seattle University, as well as specialty institutions like the Cornish College of the Arts and the Art Institute of Seattle. Numerous community and technical colleges ensure a wealth of educational resources for students in the area.

Highly regarded for its cutting-edge healthcare resources, Seattle enjoys a wide variety of acclaimed hospitals, clinics, and medical centers, from the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center to nationally famous biotechnology companies working on genetic engineering techniques in the discovery, development, production, and marketing of human therapeutics.

Seattle is internationally famous for its symphony, theater, visual and performing arts; along with the city’s trademark affection for coffee, books, and movies is a passion for opera. In fact, Seattle boasts one of the highest per capita opera-attendance levels in the nation.

With lakes, rivers, bays, and harbors all around, water is an essential part of every resident’s life, whether ferrying from one of the islands via the nation’s largest ferry service or relaxing at water’s edge on the weekend. From the vast beauty of the region’s forest and mountains to the quality of life in its bustling urban areas, Seattle’s robust economy and the diversity of its people offer residents and newcomers a quality of life that grows richer with each passing year.
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Seattle, Washington - Welcome to the Emerald City
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Median
Price

Average
Price

Seattle, WA2,540$318,266$374,821
home sale data for other nearby cities
Bainbridge Is, WA76$450,000$541,260
Bainbridge Island, WA76$450,000$541,260
Beaux Arts, WA177$529,900$696,777
Bellevue, WA500$436,444$537,146
Burien, WA232$202,881$246,158
Clyde Hill, WA177$529,900$696,777
Hunts Point, WA177$529,900$696,777
Inglewood, WA98$315,500$341,452
Juanita, WA297$345,454$417,093
Kenmore, WA87$314,500$310,284
Kirkland, WA297$345,454$417,093
Lake Forest Park, WA93$256,000$333,162
Manchester, WA1$63,609$63,609
Medina, WA13$1,183,000$3,119,323
Mercer Island, WA74$711,000$967,054
Newcastle, WA258$287,868$346,942
Normandy Park, WA177$202,344$238,024
Renton, WA483$265,619$298,601
Richmond Beach, WA66$427,738$595,527
Seatac, WA270$172,876$200,796
Shoreline, WA263$287,204$363,434
Tukwila, WA265$189,130$212,933
Wallingford, WA155$361,250$400,338
Westwood, WA69$380,000$440,381
Yarrow Point, WA177$529,900$696,777
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Population

Total Population611,068
Population Density7,592 Persons/Sq. Mile
Female Population303,925
Male Population307,143
Population Change since 1990↑ 18% Increase
Population Change since 2000↑ 8% Increase

Colleges

Nearest 2-Year Public CollegePima Medical Institute
Distance1 miles
Nearest 4-Year Public CollegeCornish College Of Arts
Distance1 miles

Households and Income

Total Number of Households281,911
Family Households120,194
Average Family Size3.01
Average Household Income$87,395
Median Household Income$56,140
Income Change since 1990↑ 1162% Increase
Income Change since 2000↑ 23% Increase

Crime Rates Compared to National Average

The National Average is designated 1.0 - A value of 2.0 represents twice as much risk while a value of 0.5 represents half as much risk.
Total Crime Risk2.42
Crime Risk (County)0.89
Personal Crime Risk (County)0.57
Murder Crime Risk (County)1.55
Rape Crime Risk (County)1.14
Robbery Crime Risk (County)0.74
Assault Crime Risk (County)1.80
Property Crime Risk (County)1.43
Burglary Crime Risk (County)1.71
Larceny Crime Risk (County)2.73
Motor Vehicle Theft Risk (County)0.51

Climate

Average July High Temperature74.5 °F
Average January Low Temperature36.0 °F
Annual Precipitation38.3 inches
Air Pollution Index108% of National Average

Miscellaneous

Sales Tax Rate9.50%
Nearest AirportBoeing Field/king County International
Distance7 miles
Nearest Major Sports TeamSeattle Storm
Distance1 miles
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Grades: 7 - 8

Asa Mercer Middle School1600 S Columbian Way
Lake Washington Girls Middle School810 18th Ave
Mcclure Middle School1915 1st Ave W
Washington Middle School2101 S Jackson St

Grades: 9 - 12

Franklin High School3013 S Mt Baker Blvd
Garfield High School400 23rd Ave
O'dea High School802 Terry Ave
West Seattle High School3000 California Ave Sw

Grades: K - 6

Bailey Gatzert Elementary School1301 E Yesler Way
First Place Elementary School2017 E Spruce St
Hawthorne Elementary School4100 39th Ave S
John Hay Elementary School201 Garfield St
John Muir Elementary School3301 S Horton St
Kimball Elementary School3200 23rd Ave S
Lafayette Elementary School2645 California Ave Sw
Leschi Elementary School135 32nd Ave
Lowell Elementary School1058 E Mercer St
Madrona Elementary School1121 33rd Ave
Maple Elementary School4925 Corson Ave S
Stevens Elementary School1242 18th Ave E
Thurgood Marshall Elementary School2401 S Irving St
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AIR TRAVEL

King County Airport-bfi7277 Perimeter Rd S # 200

ART AND MUSEUMS

Burke Museum-natural HistoryNe 45th St & 17th Ave Ne
Center On Contemporary Art6413 Seaview Ave Nw
Cherry Street Museum1212 1st Ave
Children's Museum Seattle305 Harrison St
Foundation For Historical8028 9th Ave Nw
Frye Art Museum704 Terry Ave
Georgetown Powerplant Museum6605 13th Ave S
Henry Art Gallery15th Ave Ne & Ne 41st
History House790 N 34th St
Klondike Gold Rush Park319 2nd Ave S
Last Resort Fire Dept1433 Nw 51st St
Mohai Managing Member Corp2700 24th Ave E
Museum Of Communications7000 E Marginal Way S
Museum Of History & Industry2700 24th Ave E
Nordic Heritage Museum3014 Nw 67th St
Northwest African American Msm2300 S Massachusetts St
Northwest Seaport860 Terry Ave N
Pacific Science Ctr200 2nd Ave N
Puget Sound Maritime Museum901 Fairview Ave N # C160
Rainier Valley Historical Scty3710 S Ferdinand St

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