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Schitt’s Creek, Seattle
Seattle has a Rosebud Motel of its very own—a small-scale homage to the show Schitt’s Creek. Near the interse [more]
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The Victorian House
I’ve seen this house a few times when driving through Queen Anne. Every time, I can’t stop looking at it. There’s n [more]
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Is a Condo Right For You?
Maybe you’re sick of renting, but you can’t afford the down payment for a $700,000 house in Seattle. Maybe you want [more]
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Up and Down Again: A Seattle Tale
We consider ourselves neighborhood experts. From the finest restaurants to the deepest secrets to the best dog park [more]
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New Bike Lanes Where We Need Them
Bicycles are great—in theory. You can skip traffic, savor fresh air, get some free exercise, and save the planet on [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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How Racist Real Estate Shaped Seattle
We all know the “bad” neighborhoods. We all know the “rich” neighborhoods. So, too, did 193 [more]
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Seattle’s Floating Stadium
People know Seattle for the Space Needle. That, and all the water. Puget Sound, Lake Union, Lake Washington. Rain. [more]
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The Forgotten Space Needle: PHOTO ESSAY
We’ve all memorized the Space Needle, and to be honest, it doesn’t really excite me that much anymore ( [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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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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Walkable Seattle
Traffic is terrible. One solution? Walk. Walk Score ranked Seattle as the 8th most walkable major U.S. city this ye [more]
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