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    Possible move to Seattle!

    Moving to Seattle is a possibilty within the next year. The soon to be wife has University of Wash in the law school running so we are trying to figure out the area

    I have been there but just for vacation so I really only know about the tourist stuff

    What are the best areas to live in?
    How much are decent apartments?
    What's a decent house run out there?

    Any good schools? Elementary and kindergartens for now

    What's there to now about living here?!

    Thanks

    //Austin
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    #2
    I'm taking a picture for you right now will post it later.

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      #3
      Ha I'm assuming its nice out today there!

      I've been a million times.. I have some family in monroe, well used to, so we used to go alot. So I would really love to live there. Just don't know much about te cost of living and where to stay away from and that sort of thing
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        #4
        does she plan on driving to school or taking the bus? public transit is really good. Lake City is close to the University District, but Id stay away from there. Lots of nice places that arent far from the U District though. Greenwood, Ballard arent bad. Green Lake & Northgate are nice, but arent the safest places either. And welcome. the E30 Picnic will blow your mind away.
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          #5
          sorry to hear dude.

          soak up all the sun you can in AZ, 'cause god knows you won't get any in Seattle!
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            #6
            Kinda jealous, I wanna move out to the pnw so bad..

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              #7

              Had lunch on Alki beach today was a nice way to spend a afternoon.

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                #8
                PNW conspiracy.

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                  #9
                  nice.I just bought house in kent.The cost of living is so cheap.I sold my business and house in Orange County they sold for 640k in tustin.I bought a 4 bed 3 bath splitt level house on 28,000 sqr ft lot. house was forclosure 199,950.I looked around you can buy condo/town homes starting 38k.I move june can't wait !!!

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                    #10
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                      #11
                      Edmonds/shoreline is a good area, any house newer then 20yrs old and bigger then 1500sqft is going to ask a premium though, what budget are you looking at?

                      Kings Schools in Shoreline is one of the better schools in the area, its pricy, but they have some of the best teachers.
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                        #12
                        Renton... lol
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                          #13
                          It all depends on how close to downtown you want to be. Downtown, it's expensive. I've got friends who live in Greenlake and they're paying 2100 for a 2 bedroom townhome to rent. My wife and I live up north in Everett and it's about 1300 for a nice 2 bedroom apartment. I grew up out in Kent, Covington, Maple Valley area (down south) and right now you can find a decent house for 200,000, and if you want a full acre lot you can find those in the mid 300,000 range with a 3 bedroom, 3 car garage house. Monroe itself is cheap, but it's somewhat far from seattle, so like I said, depends on the details of how close to campus you're looking to live, and some of your other priorities. Up north, Mukilteo has a great school district, but it's an expensive area, and there are shady areas around it in south everett.

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                            #14
                            It's beautiful here in the Summer. It's the other seasons that takes some getting used to.

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                              #15
                              well compared to other states from what I remember weather is awsome WA!
                              California 2 weeks a rain a year,very dusty,dry,hot!!!!Back east very cold winter lots snow humid summers.
                              I can handle light rain 2-3 times a week, winter 30-40's and chance of snow 1 week out the year.
                              My place is right by two lakes close black diamond and auburn.
                              I have not even been washington since I was 19 I lived in Bellevue and wigby island.I have not even seen the house in person I bought yet lol.I know I'm a little out their but thats what I wanted tired living right on top each other.
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