The Link light rail is growing, with extensions planned in Seattle and Eastside neighborhoods. Our handy guide shows you the best places to live close to current and future light rail stations
By: Hallie Golden and Niki Stojnic, with Emma Franke
By: Hallie Golden
Though the light rail stations are not set to open until 2021 in the North End, real estate agents have already started featuring this mass-transportation option in their advertisements
By: Hallie Golden
Soon Seattle will be connected to its Eastside neighbors thanks to light rail stations opening in 2023
By: Niki Stojnic
These local 'hoods have seen changes and growth since the arrival of Link light rail
By: Niki Stojnic and Hallie Golden
As our city becomes more dense, people are choosing to live and work downtown
By: Niki Stojnic
There's more to these neighborhoods than their close proximity to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport
By: Niki Stojnic
For years, few of these multifamily structures were being built. But the market is changing—dramatically
By: Sheila Cain, with Sheila Mickool, Jessica Yadegaran, and Madeline Lootens with additional reporting by Jennifer Meyers
Despite reports of the demise of Seattle neighborhoods, we found several in and around the city that are thriving.
By: Sheila Mickool
Note: This article was published in the March 2015 issue of Seattle magazine. And while home prices are changing all the time, we examined the issue of neighborhood affordability more recently in our March 2018 issue.
The more “come as you are” of Seattle’s two major super ’hoods (see also: Capitol Hill), this northwest Seattle area is a cool—but not too cool—burg where middle-aged parents can wear their Patagonia fleece and have their Et
