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Fast Facts

CAPITOL HILL

Homes

  • Median price: $356,950

Crime

  • Per 1,000 residents: 87

Schools and Parks

  • 4th-graders passing the WASL: 67%
  • Park acreage: 262

Commute (minutes)

  • To downtown Seattle: 3
  • To Redmond: 17

Population

  • Estimates: 21,774

FIRST HILL

Homes

  • Median price: $309,475

Crime

  • Per 1,000 residents: 100

Schools and Parks

  • 4th-graders passing the WASL: 52%
  • Park acreage: 9

Commute (minutes)

  • To downtown Seattle: 3
  • To Redmond: 17

Population

  • Estimates: 17,460

Characteristics

  • Known as "Pill Hill" because of the number of medical centers located here.


Capitol Hill/ First Hill

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Capitol Hill's young professional crowd enjoys the active nightlife on Broadway, the easy access to downtown and some of the best eateries in the city, a sharp contrast to quiet streets of stately homes tucked up on the hill.

 

Nearby First Hill is also known as "Pill Hill" because of the number of top-notch medical centers located here.


Articles

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Artemis

A Mediterranean-inspired menu wows critics and locals

Tom Kundig, Seattle's Artful Lodger

This architect's first condo project, opening soon on Capitol Hill, is proof condos can make good neighbors


Top 10 Very Best Restaurants 2008

We easily could name twice as many worthy eateries this year; Seattle’s restaurant scene is that thrilling.



Cheap Eats: Gringo Grub

White guys make great tacos on Capitol Hill.



Blog Entries

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Toasting a New Era: Election Themed Cocktails

If election night makes you feel like drinking (hopefully in celebration, possibly in despair), you’re in luck because restaurants across the city are featuring a variety of candidate-themed cocktails for the occasion. Seattle mag Editorial Assistant Jeannie Curry shares with us her picks for the city's best election night cocktails.

Free Stumptown Coffee Brightens Recession Blues

Enjoy a free cup of coffee every Monday at Stumptown Coffee Roasters

Drinking Lessons at the Sorrento

Hey, cocktail lovers–your dream has come true; here's your chance to learn from mixology legends while they mix, lecture and pour for you at the Sorrento Hotel's Hunt Club

Eat This & Your Pie Hole Will Love You

Food is always a worthy distraction from work here at Seattle mag. Today we were happily diverted from work by pie—High 5 Pie

Screamin' Deal: 25 Corks for $25 Off

Yep, it's true. Bring in 25 wine corks to any of Ethan Stowell's restaurants to receive $25 off of your bill

Twilight Mania Bites the Sorrento and Canlis

It looks like local twihards aren’t the only one’s who’ve been bitten by Twilight mania

Ravioli at Spinasse Made Me Late for the Ballet

What do a Ziploc bag, Seattle mag's best new restaurant, Spinasse, and Pacific Northwest Ballet have in common? A long overdue trip down What-Friday-Nights-Out-Used-to-Be-Like Lane.

Olive Way Excursion: New Bars, New Vibe

As neighboring Capitol Hill blocks (Pike Street) have become the darlings of new bars and restaurants (12th Avenue), it's easy to forget some of the less hyped blocks on the hill.

Events in Capitol Hill/ First Hill

Tête-à-tête

Through January 2
Feel right at home when you view original Frye Art Museum art in a comfortable setting

Northern Latitudes: The Frye and Alaska

Through September 19, 2010
If you need a break from Tevas, sunglasses and all things Seattle summer, head to the Frye and cool down with this exhibit of Alaska landscape paintings

Seattle Presents Fall Concert Series

Thursdays, September 2–December 16
Check out this toasty lineup of bands for your fall entertainment...part of Seattle Presents Fall concert series at the Seattle City Hall plaza



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