Living here without a car is kind of tough to get anywhere else. Cons: Kind of far from most other things in Seattle (except Golden Gardens and Northern Beach areas) and not that close to transit. Similar vibes otherwise.īallard - Pros: Great neighborhood feel, also hip and trendy without being prohibitively expensive. Wallingford - Basically a more residential Fremont. Cons: Expensive (and getting more so), North of water makes commuting South of Lake Union a bit of a pain.
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Cons: Kinda far from everything except the Capitol Hill scene, not great public transit.įremont - Pros: All the same perks as Capitol Hill (trendy, cool, interesting) but a little less young (more slightly older professional kind of crowd). Madison Valley/Madrona/Leschi - Pros: Residential and quiet, more affordable than Capitol Hill while being very close to the Capitol Hill scene, great restaurants and beautiful running trails. Cons: Little less safe than North Downtown, less gentrified than other neighborhoods (although could be a good thing). South Downtown (Pioneer Square/International District) - Pros: All the benefits of North Downtown with lower costs, up and coming neighborhood, great food. Cons: Very expensive, louder and less safe than more residential neighborhoods. "North Downtown (Belltown/South Lake Union/Lower Queen Anne area) - Pros: Right in the heart of the city, close to public transit and close to the water. Statement on the Black Lives Matter Movement Trailblazer Diversity and Inclusion Award Sally Rodgers Award for Lifelong Achievement Letter from Alumni Board President to New Alumni
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