Seattle IS a city with many legitimate neighborhoods. It also has some pretend ones. And then there are the geographic areas that Redfin uses to describe the city’s various real estate sectors. Some are communities you’ll immediately recognize—like the Chinatown–International District and Madison Park, where home prices rose the most, proportionally speaking, in 2021.
Other risers last year aren’t as easy to pinpoint on the map. These smaller clusters of city blocks—let’s call them micro neighborhoods—often have names that sound Hollywood-fake (Victory Heights, anyone?). But their price hikes were very real last year, according to Redfin data.
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Straddling Rainier Valley and Rainier Beach, this pocket of Seattle runs along Lake Washington. While
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