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/r/Renton · Aug 27, 2026, 3:17 PM

Hey everybody! I am moving across the country and I have about 1400 books that I need to offload and so I’m opening up an appointment only Book shopping experience in my personal library for this weekend. For instructions guidelines and deposit information please go to this link: https://calendly.com/noirjvl/20min Please ensure to read all of the instructions and you’re able to bring one friend! See you then!

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 27, 2026, 3:16 PM

I’m from Austin, Texas and the biggest culture shock for me moving north is the lack of places to shop for Latin American food staples and spices. I moved about two weeks ago and I spent two days searching for any relajo and it took a drive up to shoreline to find a little tienda that had any ingredients I needed. In Texas most grocery stores have a whole section dedicated to chiles and a restaurant/truck/grocery on every other block — so I’m just adjusting and trying to find places that I can check out. Also, I’m adopted and half salvi, I’ve been trying to learn Salvadoran recipes recently to help the imposter syndrome and grief around being completely denied of my culture. I was wondering if anyone had any recs for Salvadoran restaurants in the area? I live in north cap hill but I’d be willing to commute anywhere in Seattle for a good Salvadoran place. Thanks!

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 27, 2026, 2:56 PM

Hi, I was living in a condo in Bellevue on NE 8th St named The Ridge Apartments. It was a 3 month lease and the house was well kept. At the end, I hired a cleaner to do a move out cleaning 🧹. Everything was restored to the condition I found it while moving in. Now when I see the deposit returned , I see the following deducted : 1. Painting fee 2. Cleaning fee 3. Carpet cleaning fee I took this issue with the leasing management but they have stopped replying . I am an immigrant so not very aware of my local rights. Can someone kindly help me what my legal options are , without spending lot of money on a lawyer?

/r/TacomaWA · Aug 27, 2026, 1:24 PM

Ive been recently looking at apartments recently so to gage the market. I havent done the renting process since 2019 but Ive noticed a ton has changed as far as what these places are charging you. Most places are charging fees like admin fees, pet rent ect. I didnt even know what an admin fee was so I looked it up and its basically you paying $200-$400 non refundable fee for the property manager to do their job to draft a lease and do a background check. That is absolutely wild to me. Not to mention but places like Vue 25 just straight nickel and dime you for everything if you choose to move there which explains why I always get vibes that place barely has tenants when I drive by. Im curious, since Seattle banned junk fees, when do you think Tacoma will start the path to doing the same thing? Admin fees seem wild to me - its literally their job and there is no way drafting a lease and doing a background check costs $$$ like that so its definitely most likely something for them to pocket. I might be crazy but I always think making people pay pet rent, “valet trash” fees or even a fee to park where you live in crazy too. I remember when I was first looking into moving back in 2022 or so a lot of properties wouldnt even let me view the apartment unless I paid a deposit on the apartment stating their reasoning is that the pictures in the listing are accurate and sufficient enough. Pictures dont reveal much structure issues the apartment may have though. I called them out for sounding like scammers as requiring to put hundreds on an apartment before you can even see if is simply not normal but looking at today rental ads its seems like almost all properties are dipping their toes into what feels like a scam for these weird random fees . I dont know. Just wanted to gage the public opinion on this. Think Tacoma will go the route of getting rid of these crazy random fees rental properties are coming up with?

/r/lakewood · Aug 27, 2026, 1:17 PM

did you know elementary enrollment is UP! District wide it might be down, but people move to lakewood because of walkable schools and rising elementary enrollment numbers support our current configuration. The board commissioned a study. it said to keep the current configuration. They buried it. They want to spend money to refit a school that was built less than 10 years ago. make it make sense please.

/r/Seattle · Aug 27, 2026, 1:17 PM

These people are struggling to live and have hard lives. I don't think that this should be lost that despite decisions or bad luck underneath it all they are people who just want security and happiness like the rest of us

/r/Seattle · Aug 27, 2026, 12:58 PM

Hello Seattleites! About 20ish years ago there was restaurant on Cap hill that had booths that were kind of private that you could close off the curtain to each individual booth. Does anyone recall the name of the restaurant and if it’s still open? Thanks!

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 27, 2026, 10:57 AM

Was curious about this gym since I’m interested in learning Muay Thai and noticed it’s pretty close by. I’ve seen a lot of great reviews about their boxing, but not much about their Muay Thai or kickboxing programs. For anyone who’s trained there, how are the Muay Thai/kickboxing classes? How are the coaches, training environment, and overall experience? Would love to hear your thoughts. Thanks!

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