Neighborhood Guide
Capitol Hill, Seattle
Capitol Hill is one of Seattle's most vibrant and diverse neighborhoods, known for its lively arts scene, historic architecture, and bustling nightlife. With a mix of residential and commercial areas, Capitol Hill offers a dynamic urban living experience.
What to love
- Rich cultural and arts scene
- Excellent public transportation
- Diverse dining and nightlife options
What to consider
- Higher cost of living
- Limited parking
Market Trends
The Capitol Hill neighborhood in the 98102 ZIP code has seen a rise in property values over the past 2 years.
$992.48K
↗ 28%Median sale price
48
↘ 35%Average days on market
25
↗ 4%Homes sold
Market trends are based on the previous 4 weeks of data in the 98102 zip code.
Schools
There are 2 public elementary, 1 middle, and 1 high school(s) in 98102 serving ~2,800 students.
Schools
Lowell Elementary School
6 / 10
Washington Middle School
5 / 10
Garfield High School
7 / 10
Data provided by GreatSchools
Safety
The crime rate in Capitol Hill is similar to the surrounding areas. There are 3 police stations and 2 fire stations within this 98102 code.
Overall Crime Risk
C
Violent Crime Risk
C+
Property Crime Risk
C
Provided by Ovogo.com
Transportation
Capitol Hill is close to major highways and roads for people commuting to Seattle. There are also several public transit options nearby: light rail and bus lines. The Walk Score is 93.
buses
King County Metro Routes 8, 10, 11, 43, 49
airports
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA)
bike lanes
Extensive network throughout the neighborhood
light rail
Capitol Hill Station
high speed rail
N/A
bike sharing programs
LimeBike, Jump
Entertainment and recreation
There are great things to do near Capitol Hill to get out and about: Seattle Asian Art Museum, Volunteer Park Conservatory, and annual Capitol Hill Block Party.
The neighborhood hosts numerous community events, including the Capitol Hill Art Walk and PrideFest.
Parks
There are several parks nearby that offer you a chance to get outside and explore: Volunteer Park with its conservatory and water tower, Cal Anderson Park with its sports facilities, and Interlaken Park with its wooded trails.