Beacon Hill

The giant tract of land south of downtown between I-5 and Rainier Valley is known as Beacon Hill. Despite its close proximity to downtown and First Hill, Beacon Hill has a vibe all its own.  Depending upon where you are on Beacon Hill, you’ll get a different feel for the neighborhood. The busiest section is on the north end, especially where Beacon Hill meets the Rainier Valley.

Columbia City

A quick tour through the cozy residential area or a stroll through the business district makes it easy to see why Everyone’s buzzing about Columbia City. It’s has the highest Walk Score of any neighborhood south of downtown and there’s also a lot to do. The people here love to support the local businesses.

Seward Park

Seward Park is a neighborhood that sits in southeast Seattle. There are two distinct areas to Seward Park: the water side, and the Rainier Avenue side. The area that faces the water is largely residential, with neat rows of houses with nice water views. On the Rainier Avenue side, you’ll find mostly businesses and activities.

Renton

From the shores of Lake Washington to the highly sought after Fairwood neighborhood, Renton is a growing suburb that takes pride in its diverse population and a strong community.  A suburban city on Lake Washington’s southern shore, Renton is a key Puget Sound employment center for industries such as The Boeing Co. Commercial Airplanes and Paccar Parts.

Kent

Just south of Renton lies the City of Kent.  It’s the sixth largest city in the state and third largest in the county. While Kent’s early history centered around farming, today two thirds of the local jobs are in manufacturing, distribution, and transportation.  Kent Station and the historic downtown City Center attract people with vibrant events and activities.

Covington

Another fast growing neighborhood is the family friendly Covington. This community has the same urban attractions of Seattle, Bellevue and Tacoma, as well as recreational opportunities like skiing, hiking and camping.  New young families and long-time residents enjoy Covington’s many attractions.

Federal Way

On the plateau sitting between the Puget Sound and the Green River Valley is Federal Way. The close proximity to Dash Point State Park, as well as local parks and recreational facilities provide ample activities for residents and visitors.  Wild Waves Theme Park, Washington’s only Water and Amusement Park is located in Federal Way.