Communities

Find the Perfect Seattle Area Community

At Evergreen Global Real Estate we want you to know as much about the Seattle, WA area communities as we do. That’s why we created the Seattle Community Guide to cover each unique Seattle area community and the neighborhoods that make them up. Take a look at the pages and you’ll start realizing that we’re not just real estate experts, but we’re neighborhood experts too. Questions? Reach out to us. We’d love to help you find the next community you’ll call home.

Bainbridge Island

Bainbridge Island “Bainbridge Island is a lovely community with an artistic, eclectic sensibility to it I really love. If you’re thinking about buying or selling a home on Bainbridge Island, give me a call.” Marie Haydock, Real Estate Broker @ 425-495-0394. Bainbridge Island is both the name of the island and…

Bellevue

Bellevue, Washington Search Bellevue Homes for Sale The City of Bellevue, with 100 parks within its 31 square miles, beckons well-educated individuals and families who enjoy an active, affluent lifestyle. More than 64% of the adult residents in this city of 135,000 hold college degrees. The number who hold Bachelors Degrees, Masters Degrees and…

Bothell

Bothell Bothell, Washington is one of the most energetic of Seattle’s suburbs. School sports play an important role in the community, and the steadily increasing population is involved in a multitude of community events, especially during the summer months. A city that once served as a bedroom community for residents who commuted to Seattle and…

Bremerton

Bremerton As of a 2013 State Population Estimate, Bremerton, Washington, with a population of 39,056 and an area of 32.29 square miles, is the largest city on the Kitsap Peninsula. Home to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and the Bremerton Annex of Naval Base Kitsap, Bremerton is now becoming known as a center for the arts.…

Carnation

Carnation The rural western Washington dairy and farming community of Carnation is home to farmers, ranchers, and those who wish to escape city congestion and enjoy biking, hiking, camping, and fishing while surrounded by the natural beauty of the Cascade foothills. Located where the Tolt and Snoqualmie rivers meet, this small town of 1.1…

Fall City

Fall City Fall City is a small town by anyone’s standards. With an area of only 1.3 square miles and a population of 1,993, you might think this unincorporated area of King County, Washington would have little to offer. You’d be wrong. In fact, residents of Fall City are fond of saying “If you’re lucky…

Issaquah

Issaquah Issaquah is one of the fastest growing suburbs in America today. Located only 15 miles east of downtown Seattle, it is also known as the bright cultural beacon of the east King County. Voted one of the most livable cities in the country by Outsider Magazine, Issaquah features a down town alive with…

Kingston

Kingston The small town of Kingston, Washington was once known as Appletree Cove. Once a logging town, this town of just over 2,000 residents is now an economic and social center at the north end of the Kitsap Peninsula. Real Estate The median sales price for homes in Kingston WA in late 2015…

Kirkland

Kirkland The city of Kirkland, Washington holds the distinction of being the only city whose downtown is located on the banks of Lake Washington. Visitors, shoppers, residents, and those employed downtown can stroll to Marina Park for a quick lunch break, or watch the boats come and go from the windows or deck of…

Lake Forest Park

Lake Forest Park Nestled against the northwest shores of Lake Washington, the city of Lake Forest Park is still what the original developers envisioned – a picturesque retreat for professionals, set apart from the hustle and bustle of commerce. Real Estate Lake Forest Park is quiet residential bedroom community, with many of the homes built…

Lynnwood

Lynnwood Lynnwood, Washington is a city that has evolved from a logging village, to stump ranches, to chicken farms, and now to a thriving community that is home to a community college, a $34 million convention center, and five shopping centers, including one of the largest shopping malls in Washington State. With a population…

Mill Creek

Mill Creek Mill Creek Washington is a planned community that turned into a city. When the golf course was constructed in 1975, a planned country club community was built around it. Incorporated in 1983, in 2013 it was ranked at #36 in Money Magazine’s top 50 places to live in the United States. One of…

New Castle

New Castle Newcastle Named after Newcastle upon Tyne in England, Newcastle, Washington is another King County city that has gained recognition as one of the best places in America to live. Newcastle ranked in the top 20 in CNN Money’s 2011 report, was #17 in Newsweek’s 2009 rankings, and listed by Money Magazine as…

Poulsbo

Poulsbo Poulsbo is a thriving North Kitsap County city, located on Liberty Bay, a sheltered arm of Puget Sound. Best known for its popular tourist destination, historic “Little Norway,” and for its vibrant, waterfront shopping district, it’s also home to a diverse mix of thriving businesses, both large and small. Real Estate As of…

Redmond

Redmond Prosperity dominates the atmosphere in the thriving city of Redmond, Washington. Redmond is home to more than twice the average number of individuals holding associate degrees, bachelors degrees, and masters degrees. Lured to Redmond by jobs in technology, these well-educated, high earning individuals fuel the demand for variety in shopping, dining, and entertainment…

Sammamish

Sammamish The city of Sammamish, nestled along the eastern shore of Sammamish Lake, has been ranked in both CNN Money Magazine’s best places to live in the U.S. and Forbes’ list of the friendliest towns in the U.S. One of the most distant of Seattle’s suburbs, Sammamish enjoys a small-town, laid-back atmosphere in spite…

Seabeck

Seabeck Seabeck, Washington, on the Hood Canal, is the perfect home for those who crave serenity and don’t need bright lights, the bustle of city life, or the ability to call out for pizza delivery at 1 a.m. An unincorporated city, it’s a quiet, restful, residential community with a population of just over 1,000.…

Seattle

Seattle Seattle Seattle is the first city many think of when thinking of Western Washington, and for good reason. It appears on many of the “Ten best places to live” lists compiled by such publications as Forbes, CBSNews.com, Sunset, and even AARP. Interestingly, Seattle made the list for “best places” to live and launch…

Silverdale

Silverdale Silverdale is an unincorporated city on the on the Kitsap Peninsula, situated ten miles northwest of the city of Bremerton and nine miles south of Poulsbo. Because it is unincorporated, it is known as a CDP – a Census-designated place. Also because it is unincorporated, its growing population and thriving businesses bring welcome tax…

Snoqualmie

Snoqualmie Snoqualmie, located just above the spot where the 3 forks of the Snoqualmie River converge to form the spectacular Snoqualmie Falls, is a city in transition. The industry, the population, and the per capita income of the residents have all changed dramatically since the 1990s. From 1960 to 1990 the population grew by an…

Woodinville

Woodinville Although small, the upscale Seattle suburb of Woodinville has a surprising past – and present. Now home to a steadily growing population of highly educated, highly paid suburbanites, Woodinville offers its residents the peace and privacy of densely wooded residential areas, along with waterfront parks on the Sammamish River, easy access to miles…

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