At 850 feet tall, it’s set to be the second-highest tower in all of Seattle—and as of last week, it already kind of is.
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Seattle is full of farmers markets with tons of unique offerings just waiting to be discovered.
The fraught streetcar project just got a loan from the city to figure out exactly what it needs to keep going.
No, there are no sheep
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All the guestrooms got a warm, modern look, but the suites have some extra touches
For $2,900 a month, would you rent a one-bedroom, new-construction apartment—or one of a selection of vintage houses?
Seattle parks can basically replace a gym—for free.
If you haven’t seen Black Panther or Coco yet, here’s your big chance.
Creatives can hone their craft in this open floor plan unit
From window bays to walrus heads
Now’s your chance to help beautify the city. What are you waiting for?
Thanks to an innovative Canadian impresario who built a pass through the mountains—and an opulent train station to go along with it
This price point includes a little house in Mount Baker, a two-bedroom duplex in Magnolia, and a loft in SLU.
It’s officially nominated as a landmark—and still in a temporary historic district.
One of Seattle’s most iconic landmarks just got a thoroughly modern green-building certification—even though it’s 105 years old.
Try these spots—including free views at Columbia Center—for secret little coffee breaks.
How to eat, drink, get around, and explore
For $1,500 a month, would you rent a Pioneer Square loft or a two-bedroom in West Seattle?
Do you need cheap rent? Walkability? Transit?
Public transit is a great way to see the city—and Link Light Rail will take you on a tour from University of Washington to Othello.
No matter what flavor of multimodal you are, there’s a neighborhood for you in the Emerald City—no personal vehicle required.
A brand-new studio, a single-family house, and a collection of vintage apartments
Our guide to the whole Pride weekend
Removing the City Council-implemented liferaft puts the venue’s future in question—but it’s still being considered for landmark status
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Through zoning and landmarking, local groups are trying to save a long-standing music venue—but ownership is fighting back.
Brand-new vehicles, going into service next year, have more leg room and additional bike hooks.
The weather is getting warmer and sunnier by the day, so it’s a great time to get outside and get moving.
Get out on the water on a kayak, paddleboard, canoe, or even a floating hot tub.
A once-endangered bird of prey thrives in a downtown high-rise
The organization has long operated under a "Housing First" model.
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Whichever tone you want to strike—highfalutin with downtown views, laid back with mountains in the distance, just you two and a judge, or something else entirely—here are some A+ options to consider for your big day.
After a highly publicized preservation effort, a hearing date has been set.
With a $1,300 budget, would you go for a U District microstudio or a Lake City cabin?
Don’t just get brunch. Here are 15 rain-or-shine ideas for things to do with your mom.