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Category Archives: Capitol Hill
Seattle’s Live/Work Oasis
This is it. The one group of live-work spaces we can’t stop admiring.
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Cal Anderson’s AIDS Memorial Pathway
The AMP will use public art to invite remembrance and reflection, call viewers to action, and tell the history and [more]
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Why doesn’t “Capitol” Hill...
As I’m sure you all noticed, Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood doesn’t have a capitol. It’ [more]
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$2,000,000 for Our Neighborhoods
In March, project development teams in each district will evaluate ideas received based on need/impact/feasibility [more]
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Esker: A Greener Seattle, One Building at a ...
Amid all of Seattle’s new development, I’m particularly excited about Esker, an seven-story, mixed-use building tha [more]
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How Far Do Your Real Estate Dollars Go?
Home prices keeps rising. In fact, Washington State home prices are rising faster than in any other state in the Un [more]
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ST3 Light Rail–The Good, the Bad, and ...
The Good: Light rail lives! The new Capitol Hill and Husky Stadium stations are operational and successful, and rid [more]
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People on People on People
Seattle is now the #10 U.S. city for density. Density isn’t what usually comes to mind when most people think of ou [more]
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Noisy Neighbors
Quiet neighbors and a peaceful environment often influence our clients’ home-buying decisions. At some point or ano [more]
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The Tower of Volunteer Park
Volunteer Park is one of my favorite parks in the city. It’s one of Seattle’s oldest parks, and it’s been getting p [more]
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Seattle Condo Prices Climb
The August numbers are in, and condo numbers are up. The average price of a Seattle single-family-home was $575,000 [more]
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Prime Now, Wine Now
Seattleites, booze has never been more convenient. …for some of us. Amazon just launched—for the first time e [more]
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