Thinking of moving to the Seattle area
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Wedgewood is very nice...very neighborhood-ish. It is just east of Ravenna, which is even better. Apartments on 35th, but mostly houses in that area.
Alki is expensive...its right on the water.
Briarcliff is even MORE expensive than Alki.
Madrona is in the nice part of the southend, on the west side of Lake Washington....also expensive.
Edmonds might be a place to consider. its north of Shoreline, so about 20 minutes from downtown.
Mountlake terrace is north of edmonds, and starts to get crappy the further north you go. Once you hit Lynnwood, you have gone too far.
Mount Vernon is an hour north of Seattle...past Everett (do NOT move there).
Marysville is just past Everett, and can be expensive. The boonies is the best way to describe it...
Arlington....just, no.
Alki is expensive...its right on the water.
Briarcliff is even MORE expensive than Alki.
Madrona is in the nice part of the southend, on the west side of Lake Washington....also expensive.
Edmonds might be a place to consider. its north of Shoreline, so about 20 minutes from downtown.
Mountlake terrace is north of edmonds, and starts to get crappy the further north you go. Once you hit Lynnwood, you have gone too far.
Mount Vernon is an hour north of Seattle...past Everett (do NOT move there).
Marysville is just past Everett, and can be expensive. The boonies is the best way to describe it...
Arlington....just, no.
I'll take the 3 or 4 to downtown then catch the exlusive LAKE UNION trolley and come down there and slap your bitch ass... Faggot. Stick to arguing with KILLA TAY you bitch. You guys get mad cause i tell the truth about these gay ass white people in Seattle.. straight up Bitches in those neighborhoods. especially South Lake Union. Go figure you live there.
Yea right on man about the info. The same to everyone else. Yea Ive been out there a few times since this thread and the city was coo. Pretty much don't move to Rainier Beach or that southeastern side, parts of Delridge and White Center, and parts of Aurora 99. I ended up rollin thru most of those spots and yea you can kinda tell where the pj's use to be at because they were those section 8 looking ass modern apartment buildings. I think it was around columbian / Alaska ave. Shit reminded me of 3rd in SF with light rail going thru there and Oakland. Columbia city was a no lol. Alki was coo but annoying as fuck. Streets were hella narrow, had to back up a couple of times to let cars get thru. And magnolia is coo but isolated as fuck and seemed expensive. But it seemed like majority of the areas were expensive. Cap hill and pike pine reminded me of haight in sf a lil. Seemed like the city itself reminded of being out here in the bay somewhere. Northgate was coo too besides the tweakers I seen walking around. Didn't get a chance to hit u-district, lake city, and leschi. Still want to move but it may take a lot longer with those prices. Wouldnt mind tryna live by the waterfront tho. I seen some spots near that one alley with the gum and shit. Oh yea Bellevue was coo but don't think I'd live on that side. You can tell the difference in vibes there from Seattle.
