Best Places to Buy or Rent a Condo in Seattle

Seattle’s Top Neighborhoods for Renting or Owning a Condo

Are you looking to buy a condo or home in the Seattle area? If you are looking to browse our Seattle condos for sale visit our page to view residential listings. We are about to give you the rundown of the best Seattle neighborhoods to own a condo or rent an apartment. Whether you live downtown full time or have a condo as a second location for work or vacation these neighborhoods offer a variety of food, culture, parks, nightlife and have great walk score. 

Lake Union

Several neighborhoods surround Lake Union – Eastlake, Fremont, South Lake Union, and the east slope of Queen Anne Hill. Residential options range from predominately condos and apartments to a selection of single-family homes, many with spectacular views of the lake and Downtown Seattle. South Lake Union has boomed in popularity as a residential destination in the past decade, thanks to the Seattle tech community.

Belltown

Belltown is a true urban neighborhood that borders the northern edge of Downtown Seattle and the historic Pike Place Market. The neighborhood’s luxury lofts and condominiums offer unequaled views of Elliott Bay, the Puget Sound, and the Olympic Mountains to the west. Residents enjoy a walkable, vibrant environment with a mix of residential buildings, retail shops, and parks.

Capitol Hill 

Capitol Hill is an eclectic neighborhood northeast of Downtown Seattle. Some of Seattle’s oldest and most elegant homes are located in the area surrounding Volunteer Park on North Capitol Hill.  In contrast, Broadway and the Pike/Pine corridor are vibrant commercial areas that include a mix of single-family homes, condos, and apartments.  Thus, you can find an affordable co-op on west slope of Capitol Hill or a luxury mansion on North Capitol Hill.  For more details contact a Seattle real estate agent who knows the neighborhood best.

Bellevue

Bellevue, Washington’s 5th largest city, is located on the east side of Lake Washington. In addition Bellevue is just a few miles from Downtown Seattle and serves as the hub of the Eastside. Bellevue is attractive to homebuyers for its generously sized lots on quiet streets.  Furthermore, the area has a reputation for great schools and for its rapidly growing downtown commercial core. Many Bellevue homes here feature views of Lake Washington and the Cascade Mountains.

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