Greater Seattle living
11-14-2019, 05:08 PM
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Back to the OP's question: If you're a single guy or gal and don't mind having a roommate, or a tiny apartment, I would check out West Seattle. Easy and fast to the employee lot and lots of good restaurants and bars. If you need to find somewhere that suitable for a family, Gig Harbor is a good spot. There are also a decent amount of pilots who live on Bainbridge Island, but that could get tricky on reserve. Also, places south and east of seatac seem to be up and coming: Renton, Kent, Auburn, Maple Valley and eventually you'll end up at the other pilot ghetto...Lake Tapps. Good luck.
11-14-2019, 05:38 PM
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Originally Posted by VanDriver208
Back to the OP's question: If you're a single guy or gal and don't mind having a roommate, or a tiny apartment, I would check out West Seattle. Easy and fast to the employee lot and lots of good restaurants and bars. If you need to find somewhere that suitable for a family, Gig Harbor is a good spot. There are also a decent amount of pilots who live on Bainbridge Island, but that could get tricky on reserve. Also, places south and east of seatac seem to be up and coming: Renton, Kent, Auburn, Maple Valley and eventually you'll end up at the other pilot ghetto...Lake Tapps. Good luck.
11-14-2019, 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted by bright yellow
Where is a good area to live in the Greater Seattle? In terms of good school district, low crime, etc.
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Way more house for the money, great school districts ... reserve will only last so long ..., unless you need the big city environment?
Then I would look at Kent or Tacoma, ... both being gentrified as we speak, ... Good Luck and take care.
11-16-2019, 12:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Jedimaster
Without additional qualifiers and looking to the future after reserve, I would recommend looking South of Olympia, ... Little Rock, Tenino, Chehalis , Centralia, even Napavine, or slightly east.
Way more house for the money, great school districts ... reserve will only last so long ..., unless you need the big city environment?
Then I would look at Kent or Tacoma, ... both being gentrified as we speak, ... Good Luck and take care.
Way more house for the money, great school districts ... reserve will only last so long ..., unless you need the big city environment?
Then I would look at Kent or Tacoma, ... both being gentrified as we speak, ... Good Luck and take care.
11-21-2019, 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by waterboy
Alaska has a base in both of those cities. Why would you want to commute it instead of living in base?
11-21-2019, 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by waterboy
Alaska has a base in both of those cities. Why would you want to commute it instead of living in base?
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