Roosevelt
What $3,500 rents in Seattle right now
Big money means lots of choices
Glitzy Tudor home asks $1.7 million in Ravenna
This house, built in 1926, has a classic, formal exterior—but inside, ostentatious design choices make it stand out.
What $2,900 rents in Seattle right now
For $2,900 a month, would you rent a one-bedroom, new-construction apartment—or one of a selection of vintage houses?
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11 offbeat Seattle-area museums you may not have heard of
The odd, the obscure, and the extremely specific
What $1,600 rents in Seattle right now
A brand-new studio, a single-family house, and a collection of vintage apartments
Take a first look at Sound Transit’s new light rail trains
Brand-new vehicles, going into service next year, have more leg room and additional bike hooks.
An architect’s (successful) experiment asks $2.2 million in Roosevelt
Architect-tested, family-approved
What $2,500 rents in Seattle right now
A house in Bitter Lake or an Uptown loft?
Seattle weekend traffic and transit: The squeeze squeezes on
What’s affecting getting around this weekend—and how to ride transit to it (or around it)
What $1,500 rents in Seattle right now
A townhouse in Northgate or a Capitol Hill one-bedroom?
What $1,800 rents in Seattle right now
Apartments in Capitol Hill, First Hill, and more
What $1,100 rents in Seattle right now
Three studios and a boat
What $1,400 rents in Seattle right now
One-bedrooms for days
What $1,300 rents in Seattle right now
A North Seattle backyard cottage or a U District studio?
Seattle rent comparison: What $1,100 rents you right now
A Queen Anne microstudio or a normal-size Lake City studio?
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6 homes for sale along King County Metro route 62
King County Metro Route 62 goes from downtown to Sand Point, winding through a variety of neighborhoods on the way.
Seattle rent comparison: What $1,950 rents you right now
A West Seattle duplex, a Belltown one-bedroom
Seattle rent comparison: What $1500 rents you right now
A two-bedroom in Madison Valley or a studio in Eastlake?
City announces $100 million in affordable housing funding
Including two affordable homeownership projects
Curbed Cup 1st Round: First Hill (4) vs. Ravenna (13)
Which neighborhood should advance? Cast your vote now!
Seattle rent comparison: What $1,448 rents you right now
A studio in Eastlake or a one-bedroom in West Seattle?
Three affordable housing projects on Sound Transit property move forward
One TOD will be on the original planned site of the First Hill light rail station
What’s keeping surplus public land from becoming affordable housing?
Amid roadblocks, the city is making affordable housing a priority for surplus land
Seattle rent comparison: What $1380 rents you right now
A studio downtown, a cottage in Shoreline
Thinking of moving to Canada? Consider Seattle instead
We’re not in Canada, but maybe being far from DC will be enough for some
Iron Flats part of Roosevelt’s changing residential make-up
The North Seattle neighborhood is growing up. And up.
Roosevelt apartment complex wants you in it’s Nook
Hive Apartments and Board & Vellum bring their plans for a mixed-use project at 6717 Roosevelt Way NE before the design review board tonight for a potential recommendation. Let’s take a look around.
The 5 least expensive places in Roosevelt
Bungalows and townhouses abound
The 5 Seattle neighborhoods everyone should be watching
As 2016 draws to a close, keep an eye on these spots for 2017 and beyond
Eleanor opens in Roosevelt already 47 percent leased
Eleanor, the new apartment complex at 800 NE 67th in Roosevelt, officially opened it's doors today. The name, which makes so much sense its amazing it hasn't been used already, is obviously a reference to former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt.
What $1,000/month gets you in Seattle right now
Welcome back to Curbed Comparisons, where we scour Seattle's rental listings to see what your monthly budget will get you across the city. Today we decided to take a look at $1,000/month and find out what you can get for that around town.
What $600,000 Can Buy You Around Seattle Right Now
Welcome back to Curbed Comparisons, where we scour Seattle's listings to see what your budget will get you across the city. Today we decided to find out what $600,000 can get you all around town. You tell us which lease you'd sign.
What $2,500/Month Gets You in Seattle Right Now
Welcome back to Curbed Comparisons, where we scour Seattle's rental listings to see what your monthly budget will get you across the city. Today we decided to find out what $2,500/month can get you around town. You tell us which lease you'd sign.
What $1,000/Month Gets You in Seattle
Welcome back to Curbed Comparisons, where we scour Seattle's rental listings to see what your monthly budget will get you across the city. Today we decided to find out what $1,000/month can get you around town (if anything).
Another Mixed-User Planned For Evolving Roosevelt
Developer HIVE and architect Board & Vellum will present plans to the design review board this evening for a seven-story mixed-use building at 6717 Roosevelt Way NE for early design guidance.
Six Homes Create a Slice of Seattle's History
See a bit of north Seattle history by looking at over a hundred years of homes that are all near today's median price.
Roosevelt Apartment Complex Close to Approval
Roosevelt Development Group and Weinstein A+U are taking their plans for a mixed-use building on the SW corner of the intersection of NE 65th St and 14th Ave NE before the design review board for a recommendation this evening.