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Renton, WA - “Ahead of the Curve”

On September 6^th, 1901, the fledgling coal mining town of Renton was incorporated into King County, Washington. Engulfing the Southern shore of Lake Washington, Renton is located at the very heart of the Puget Sound.  Even prior to being settled, Renton was prime real estate for the Duwamish people who built fishing villages along the Black and Cedar rivers, which flow into what is now known as Lake Washington.  Renton’s centralized location within the region has always lent (th) to a diverse and ever evolving economy.

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Moving to Renton, Washington

Why should I move to Renton?

The City of Renton’s affordable land costs as well as large amounts of developable property allow for not just economic growth, but also quality of life opportunities unparalleled in the Puget Sound region. 

Renton has long been the home of the Boeing Aircraft Company and PACCAR, two major contributors to Renton’s population boom in the 1940’s.  Many successful companies have found Renton’s real estate desirably located.  The Seattle Seahawks, for example, found some amazing Renton real estate for their training center.  Located just off of exit 7 on I-405, they have a great piece of lakefront property near the northern border of Renton and New Castle. 

The city of Renton is easily commutable by Eastside, Seattle, Everett and Tacoma workers.  Interstate 405, Interstate 90 and Interstate 5 all intersect Renton making it easy to get where you want to go.  Sea-Tac airport is just a shuttle ride away.

The housing in Renton is widely varied from affordable and luxury, single family and condominiums, vintage and new, and everything in between.  Compared to the surrounding areas of Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland and Seattle Metro, the Renton housing market is relatively affordable. 

What sort of fun things are there to do in Renton?

Remember earlier when we said Renton’s centralized real estate is highly desirable for many businesses?  Well, that’s also true for Renton’s 100,000 plus current residents. 

Today’s Renton is host to The Landing, a perfectly located, modern and walkable downtown shopping and entertainment center.  Not to mention Renton is also the home of many new small businesses, including new shops and restaurants in the downtown area.  Westfield Southcenter Mall is a quick hop down I-405.  Take the I-90 bridge over Lake Washington to get to Seattle from Renton. 

Lake Washington is the largest lake in King County and 2^nd largest in the state.  It is a destination for many.  At over 22 miles long, the lake offers an endless amount of recreational possibilities.  From Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park, which is at the southern-most tip of the lake and surrounded by Renton, you can watch the Blue Angels practice for their part in the annual hydroplane races that take place during Seafair Weekend. 

If you are an outdoor enthusiast, Renton is just an hour’s drive from Snoqualmie Pass Ski and Recreation area, or Crystal Mountain Ski Resort.  Mt. Rainier National Park is close by.  The Puget Sound is 30 minutes away and the Pacific Ocean isn’t much further.  Renton hosts several festivals, markets and fairs that go on throughout the year.  There are several golf courses including The Golf Club at Newcastle that are close by.  Hiking, biking, fishing, golfing, kayaking, skiing, camping, boating, dining, shopping.  The list goes on and on! 

What about Renton Schools and Education?

There is a reason that Renton is known to be a major center of opportunity in the Puget Sound region not only for businesses, but also individuals.  The number of individuals in the workforce that hold a four or more year degree is nearly double the national average.  Renton’s schools are nationally recognized and Renton’s proximity to well-known colleges and universities, such as the University of Washington, makes it a prime location for families looking to the future.

Where can I get more information?

That’s where the King County Real Estate Team comes in!  If you have more questions and are ready to find your piece of Renton Real Estate, give us a call.  The King County Real Estate Team of knowledgeable Realtors know the area well and are here to help you find the Renton home of your dreams!