Relocating to Seattle

Seattle and the greater Puget Sound communities are the pride of the northwest.  Taking in the view of the Olympic mountain across the Puget Sound makes living here like a holiday.  Living in the city gives you the comforts of a mild climate, with the winter seasons just a short drive up the Cascades for some exciting ski runs.  Seattle is called the “city of neighborhoods” because of the unique flavor each district shows, like old Ballard – a historic fishing community that has become quite the art and restaurant promenade.

Seattle has survived the economic woes and huge market crashes in the early 21^st century.  How do we do it? Local and sustainable business has been the core of most local area businesses.  Don’t forget the big names like Boeing, Microsoft, Amazon and the medical & biotechnology fields.  Continuing growth is a clear indicator that Seattle is the place to do business.

What is the difference between a “Seattleite” and most other folks?  The Seattleite will walk further and look for a compost/recycle bin rather than the trash can.  We boast some of the most progressive green living areas in the nation.  Enjoying the fresh air quality and welcoming the salmon back to our watersheds is proof of how much we care for our ecosystems.  The market uses local and organic farms from our area, and farmer’s markets are a normal sight in our neighborhoods.

Best kept secret, it doesn’t really rain as much as everyone says it does. So throw out that farmer’s almanac and experience some of the best restaurants, historic neighborhoods, or all of the area’s treasures you will fall in love with.  See why Seattle is steadily growing by contacting Dave for a moving-to-Seattle welcome packet with all you need to come and see the Northwest’s best kept secret.