Start with the basics
Begin with the Seattle renter's guide, which covers how to approach your search. New to the city? Read up on moving to Seattle and the cost of living as well.
Apartments in Seattle
Some corners of the city offer dense blocks near light rail, while others trade that buzz for quieter streets by the water, and the difference shapes daily life more than you might expect. These renter guides to apartments in Seattle walk you through each neighborhood and explain what living there is really like, so you can picture your new home before you start touring.
All 15 guides
- Apartment in Northgate
- Apartments in Columbia City
- Apartments in Fremont, Seattle WA
- Apartments in West Seattle, Washington
- Ballard Apartments
- First Hill Apartments in Seattle
- Green Lake Apartment Guide
- Queen Anne Apartments
- Renting a Seattle Apartment Downtown
- Renting Apartments in Belltown, Seattle
- Seattle Apartments in Wallingford
- Seattle Apartments on Capitol Hill
- Seattle Apartments
- South Lake Union Apartments
- University District Seattle Apartments
Explore by neighborhood
Then browse the area guides: Capitol Hill, Ballard, West Seattle, Queen Anne, downtown, South Lake Union, Northgate, Green Lake, Fremont and the University District.
Frequently asked questions
Capitol Hill, downtown, the University District and Northgate all have Link light rail stations.
The City of Seattle publishes information for renters, including rules on deposits, notices and fees.