Seattle is home to one of the oldest and longest-running farmer’s markets, Pike Place. Since August 17, 1907, Seattleites and visitors have bought fresh, local produce, seafood and sundries year-round at Pike Place Market. That our city grew up around these markets featuring the best from local farmers, it only stands to reason many Seattle [...]
Seattle Farmer’s Markets
Posted: January 2nd, 2012 by Just Real Seattle
Posted In: Ballard, Belltown, Blog, Capitol Hill, Columbia City, Community, Events, Food, Fremont, Georgetown, Going Local, Magnolia, Neighborhood, University District, Wallingford, West Seattle
Seattle’s 5 best buy neighborhoods
Posted: December 11th, 2011 by Just Real SeattleAs a follow up to our November post about Seattle’s 10 hottest neighborhoods, we thought it important for everyone to know it’s not all about the north end. While some neighborhoods may have shorter selling times, other neighborhoods may have more ammenities, better commute proximity and greater affordability. Here are our top five affordable in-city neighborhood picks: 5.) Georgetown [...]
Posted In: Beacon Hill, Blog, Central District, Columbia City, Community, Georgetown, Neighborhood, Seattle Real Estate, West Seattle
Georgetown
Posted: June 30th, 2011 by Just Real SeattleMedian Price Single Family Homes: $273,250 Settled in 1851, Georgetown is Seattle’s oldest continually-settled neighborhood. Incorporated as the City of Georgetown from 1904-1910, it is the city’s feisty, creative hub, home to a mix of artists, gardeners, families, businesses and industry. The community also has a long history of activism. Most homes in Georgetown – [...]
Posted In: Georgetown, Neighborhood
