A Beginner’s Guide to Seatac: Everything You Need to Know Before You Moving

Photo by Redfin

Are you considering a move to Seatac,Washington? Or perhaps you are a new resident looking to get acquainted with your surroundings? Either way, this guide will help you navigate everything you need to know about living in Seatac - from the city's overview to popular neighborhoods and the cost of living.

Seatac City Overview

SeaTac, WA, is known for its proximity to Seattle, and the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. There are around 30,000 people living in SeaTac, so it's a smaller city but is also very close to both Seattle and Tacoma. The Highline SeaTac Botanical Garden is located in here, which is an 11-acre space known for its gardens, woodlands, and trails. Another cool fact about SeaTac is that in 1990, a scuba diver found two Native American canoes, each up to 300 years old, at the bottom of nearby Angle Lake.

Popular Neighborhoods in and around Seatac

If you are looking to buy a house or rent a place, it's important to know the popular neighborhoods and their property values. Here are some popular neighborhoods in and around Seatac:

Photo by Redfin

• North Hill
• Downtown Burien
• McMicken Heights
• Angle Lake
• Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

What is there to do in Seatac,Washington?

Photo by Redfin

There are many ways to spend your time in Seatac, WA, from enjoying local art, dining at some of the top restaurants in town, or spending time at a park. You will never get tired of Seatac's downtown which has a rich art and culture scene. Home to Angle Lake Park, Grandview Park, and North SeaTac Park, there are plenty of parks where you can spend a relaxing day or go exploring. Some of the must-try restaurants and eateries in the city include Copperleaf Restaurant, Seaports Restaurant, and Triple Seven Restaurant And Lounge, which are sure to please your taste buds.

Seatac Migration Trends

In Jun '23 - Aug '23, 19% of SeaTac homebuyers searched to move out of SeaTac, while 81% looked to stay within the metropolitan area.

Photo by Redfin

Where are people moving to SeaTac from?

• Across the nation, 4% of homebuyers searched to move into SeaTac from outside metros.
• Louisville homebuyers searched to move into SeaTac more than any other metro followed by San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Disclaimer: The majority of the information in this article is sourced from Redfin and does not necessarily represent the views or opinions of this platform. The content is shared purely for informational purposes. For more detailed information and a comprehensive analysis, please visit the original study on Redfin's website.