Neighborhoods
Every neighborhood below is a live market: the count of condos for sale right now, where prices start, and the buildings Jeff tracks there. Open a neighborhood for every current listing, or explore it on the Condo Atlas.
The Condo Atlas
The Condo Atlas puts this whole directory on an interactive map: live for-sale counts, entry prices, and the buildings Jeff tracks, down to the downtown blocks.
The condo core of the Pacific Northwest, from the downtown towers to the neighborhoods around the lakes.
1,121 condos for sale
Featured building: Insignia TowersThe full downtown market in one view: Belltown, the CBD, Pike Place, Pioneer Square, First Hill, and South Lake Union.
From $225,000 · Median $595,000
88 buildings tracked here by Seattle Condo Authority
Featured building: BraeburnThe city's east flank: Capitol Hill energy, Madison Park calm, Eastlake houseboats, and Lake Washington at the end of the street.
From $200,000 · Median $482,500
27 buildings tracked here by Seattle Condo Authority
Featured building: Queen Anne High SchoolClassic view neighborhoods northwest of downtown, from the top of Queen Anne hill to Magnolia's bluffs.
From $50,000 · Median $479,990
19 buildings tracked here by Seattle Condo Authority
Northwest Seattle's neighborhood belt: Ballard's brewery blocks, Fremont, Wallingford, and the Green Lake loop.
From $165,000 · Median $485,000
10 buildings tracked by Seattle Condo Authority
University District, Roosevelt, and Northgate, stitched to downtown by the light rail line.
From $180,000 · Median $577,500
1 building tracked by Seattle Condo Authority
A beach town across the bay: Alki sand, California Avenue shops, and ferry views back at the skyline.
From $199,999 · Median $599,158
8 buildings tracked by Seattle Condo Authority
Columbia City, Mount Baker, and the Rainier Valley: light rail neighborhoods with lake access and room to grow.
From $175,000 · Median $549,000
Stadiums and workshops on the flats, with Beacon Hill's ridgetop homes and Georgetown's lofts just south of downtown.
From $95,000 · Median $550,000
1 building tracked by Seattle Condo Authority
Bellevue, Kirkland, Mercer Island, and the communities east of Lake Washington.
702 condos for sale
Featured building: Bellevue TowersThe Eastside's high-rise core, plus Meydenbauer Bay and the waterfront Points communities west of I-405.
From $338,800 · Median $987,000
20 buildings tracked here by Seattle Condo Authority
Featured building: Laurel ParkA walkable lakefront downtown with beaches, galleries, and condos steps from the water.
From $209,500 · Median $892,475
30 buildings tracked here by Seattle Condo Authority
Juanita's lakefront parks north through Bothell and Kenmore to Woodinville wine country.
From $249,950 · Median $534,000
1 building tracked by Seattle Condo Authority
Established Bellevue east of the freeway: Crossroads, Lake Hills, and newer townhome and condo stock.
From $199,950 · Median $527,475
1 building tracked by Seattle Condo Authority
Plateau living east of Lake Sammamish: newer communities, trails, and mountain-edge quiet.
From $239,000 · Median $550,000
Newcastle and the Issaquah highlands south of I-90, where Eastside budgets stretch further.
From $225,000 · Median $449,000
Microsoft's hometown: transit-oriented condos around downtown Redmond, Overlake, and Marymoor Village.
From $275,500 · Median $640,000
An island between two bridges: quiet streets, top schools, and a compact town center with light rail.
From $379,950 · Median $422,500
The wider Sound: island, waterfront, and commuter markets beyond the metro core.
1,466 condos for sale
Counts and prices in the wider Sound are live; neighborhood guides for these areas are in progress.
Two condos on the same block can be completely different decisions once you read the HOA, the reserves, and the resale pattern. Jeff tracks 206 buildings across these neighborhoods so you do not have to guess.
Neighborhood descriptions, building tracking, and building photography are Seattle Condo Authority editorial content, separate from listing data. For-sale counts and prices are live NWMLS data and update throughout the day.
Listings courtesy of NWMLS as distributed by MLS Grid. The three-tree symbol indicates a property listed by a member of the Northwest MLS.
Based on information submitted to the MLS GRID as of November 13, 2026 at 11:30 AM PST. All data is obtained from various sources and may not have been verified by broker or MLS GRID. Supplied Open House Information is subject to change without notice. All information should be independently reviewed and verified for accuracy. Properties may or may not be listed by the office/agent presenting the information.