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Issaquah Community and Real Estate

One of the larger suburbs of Seattle, Issaquah lies just 17 miles outside of the city. Here, on the southern edge of Lake Sammamish, you will find a thriving suburban community set in the green, mountainous terrain of King County, boasting more than 200 miles of walking and cycling trails. You will also find plenty of high-value housing that is perfect for families. Speak to a broker at The Messa Group if you want to know more about Issaquah WA real estate.

The city was incorporated in 1892 and was built initially founded by the mining prospectors who settled in the area. The lumber industry then became the city’s main focus until the 1930s. Today, however, the majority of people living in the area have been drawn there by careers at Microsoft or Boeing. The town is also the site of the national headquarters of the retail giant Costco.

Issaquah Area Highlights

Issaquah is a popular, thriving neighborhood that is much loved by people who work in nearby Seattle. Issaquah real estate is of a relatively high value compared to the national average and surrounding towns. Property sells fast here - we close deals at a rate of nearly one per day. Around 605 of the city’s residents are homeowners. A quick view of the most influential metrics in Issaquah.

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About 21% of adults in Issaquah are qualified professionals, and the largest income group in the city - 15% of households - is in the $200,000+ income bracket. Issaquah is an extremely popular place to live, so costs tend to be substantially higher here than elsewhere in the country. The housing cost is more than 34% higher than the national average. The population has grown steadily since 1990 and continues to do so. If you are looking for Issaquah WA homes for sale, you would generally be looking in the $2,000,000+ price range. Check out the latest demographic information available for Issaquah.

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Issaquah

In the friendly area of Issaquah you’ll be in good company with around 40,171 residents with around 61% of those homeowners. With an average age of 37, the residents of Issaquah are well established, made up of families of all age groups. Though fairly kicked back throughout the week, during weekends and holidays, you can see a lot more activity and excitement. Over the recent months roughly 148 homes have been sold with an average sold price of $1,225,129. That is an increase of $97,793 from the previous period.

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Schools In The Issaquah Area

Issaquah is well supplied with quality educational institutions, catering to the many growing families in the area. Top-rated schools include Grand Ridge Elementary, Clark Elementary, Issaquah Middle School and Issaquah High. Browse local schools, complete with ratings and contact info.

Grand Ridge Elementary School 425-837-7926 Public KG-5

Issaquah Middle School 425-837-6800 Public 6-8

Eastside Community School 425-598-2914 Private PK-8

Issaquah High School 425-837-6000 Public 9-12

Around The Issaquah Area

You will never run short of things to do in Issaquah. Aside from hiking, cycling and boating, you will also love the historic city center and the Cougar Mountain Zoo. When it comes to food and nightlife, Issaquah has plenty of options. Take in a show at the Francis J. Gaudette Theater or Village Theater, and enjoy a meal at one of the many eateries in town, from the Montalcino Ristorante Italian Restaurant to the Big Fish Grill. Browse through the top rated businesses that Issaquah has to offer!

Local News & Advice of Issaquah

To learn more about Issaquah and its property market, check back here from time to time, as we add new news resources and insights. If you are serious about investing in the Issaquah WA real estate market, contact us and speak to a licensed Issaquah real estate broker. Read helpful resources and articles related to the area.

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