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/r/BellevueWA · Aug 22, 2026, 9:01 PM

I loved all the responses to my last post, so I wanted to be a little more specific this time and get more opinions! I’m 33 and will be living with my husband. I’ll only need to go into the office twice a week, while my husband will be in the office all 5 days. Both of our offices are near Plaza Centre. We’re looking for a 2 bed/2 bath condo (preferably with AC) or a 2 bed/2 bath townhouse, ideally with parking and close to a good gym like LA Fitness or something similar. Our budget is $3,000–$4,000/month including utilities. We’ll have access to a car, but since I won’t have it every day, I’d love somewhere that is reasonably walkable to groceries, coffee shops, restaurants, a gym, parks/trails, etc. I also really want to live somewhere lively and with some energy, rather than somewhere that feels very suburban or deserted after 5 pm. I’m coming from Toronto, so having things around us and being able to walk out and have somewhere to go is important to me. Our day-to-day routine will mostly be work, gym, cooking, relaxing and going for walks, so I’m not looking for a crazy nightlife scene — just a neighbourhood that feels pleasant, active and has things going on. Would you recommend Downtown Bellevue, Old Bellevue, Wilburton, Downtown Kirkland, Juanita, or somewhere else entirely? Also, if you know of any specific apartment/condo communities or townhouse complexes that fit these criteria, I’d love recommendations!

/r/BallardSeattle · Aug 22, 2026, 8:51 PM

Like many of my fellow Redditors on this sub, I have a Reddit Enforcement of Criminal Tactics, Actions and Law (RECTAL) certification. This allows me the extraordinary ability to know very little about the details of a specific crime but still state with certainty that steps taken to address that crime are wrong. Here are my findings from last night: The details of the crime have not been completely communicated but I know for sure what they did to respond to it was over the top. Helicopter usage after nighty-night is too loud and shouldn't happen. Calling the police will get us all killed. Robbing storage units is no big deal and I'm going to just leave my unit unlocked because of that. This is how I feel, so it's true. I hope this RECTAL-driven insight is helpful and continues to inform discussions of crime on this sub. Thank you!

/r/SeattleWA · Aug 22, 2026, 8:33 PM

A friend of mine has been digging through the Convention Center’s public records, and found that 3% of the hotel nights paid for in Seattle come from conventions, but almost every single guest pays the convention center tax. At the same time, the Convention Center pays around $12m every year to something called “Visit Seattle” which is the marketing arm of the local hotel lobby. This shit has been going on for 37 years without anyone noticing. The people in charge of this deal have sat on both sides of the table more than once. Now the city says five of the nine Seattle Convention Center board seats belong to the "Hospitality" group. To make things even wilder the newest board member used to lead Visit Seattle, the Downtown Seattle Association and the Washington Hospitality Association. https://dispatch.conventioncityseattle.com/

/r/Renton · Aug 22, 2026, 8:12 PM

Read the rules. Still unsure whether a post like this breaks them. Anyway... I’m a single guy who recently moved back to the area after spending the past few years up north. I work as an electrician for Local 46. Now that I’m back, I’d like to meet some new people and make some friends. I’m more on the introverted side. I prefer quiet nights, one-on-one conversations, and smaller hangouts over crowded events or partying. I’m pretty laid-back. I can be a little quiet at first, but I open up once I’m comfortable. I'm into cars, the outdoors, traveling, food, and gaming. I’m always down to try a new restaurant, explore somewhere new, go for a hike or drive, work on cars, or just hang out and play some video games. If any of that sounds like your kind of thing, feel free to send me a message.

/r/AskSeattle · Aug 22, 2026, 8:08 PM

potentially niche question, but if anyone has any good recommendations for metaphysical shops in or around the CD, i would love to know! i’m new to the area and most of the popular recommendations i’ve seen on reddit are a bit further out (like the gargoyle statuary, edge of the circle, & 4 sisters). i’m not ruling them out, but figure there must be a modest handful of reputable shops a bit closer to me. so far the only one i’m aware of is tenzing momo at pike place.

/r/Seattle · Aug 22, 2026, 7:40 PM

Hi all. I was wondering if anyone had photos of the sunset last night. Our much-loved 14-year-old cat crossed the rainbow bridge yesterday in Kirkland. While the vet was running their tests, we stepped outside for some air and saw how beautiful the sky looked. Now I’m wishing I took a photo to remember what a beautiful night it was. Does anyone happen to have photos of the sunset? Or the moon? Thank you.

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