Seattle Property Management Companies

Are you looking for help getting and keeping residents, collecting association dues or maintaining your community's fiscal situation? A experienced property manager can help you with these things and more. Read about what to look for, and start interviewing some Seattle property managers today!

Here at ManageMyProperty.com, we work hard to provide land owners and association boards the knowledge and contacts necessary to make the right decision about partnering with a property manager. In our articles area, we've compiled a pretty thorough list of services property managers provide, which you may find useful. To find out about common fees charged by these companies, check out our report on typical property manager fees. Take advantage of our research and well populated directory to choose the Seattle property management company that's right for you!

Seattle Community Info

Ranked the nation’s most literate city, Seattle, Washington also has the elite distinction of being the nation’s most college-educated city; more than 47% of the population above the age of 25 hold at least a bachelor’s degree. There are numerous distinguished colleges and universities in Seattle, including the University of Washington, Seattle University, and the Art Institute of Seattle. Post-graduates enter into a job market that is mainly based on the city’s booming financial, manufacturing, and technology industries. The state of Washington has a larger per capita number of technology-based jobs to offer than any other state in the nation. Amazon.com is based in Seattle, and Microsoft is based in neighboring Redmond. Famous coffee company Starbucks also has its headquarters in Seattle.

Residents enjoy Seattle’s abundance of art and cultural institutions, including many theatres, museums, and art galleries. The city is famous for its creative independent music scene; “grunge” music originated in Seattle, and the city continues to be at the forefront of independent music innovations in the rock and pop music genres. Tourists to Seattle as well as residents have access to the city’s abundance of attractions, including the Evergreen Point Floating Bridge and the Space Needle, which houses the world’s first revolving eatery. Seattle’s population is notorious for patronizing their local farmer’s markets, including the oldest running farmer’s market: Pike Place.

Politically, Seattle is liberal and progressive, with the majority of its citizens affiliating themselves with the Democratic Party. Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn, is working with his progressive community to continually expanding its mass transit system. Currently, Seattle has the highest percentage of people commuting to work via bicycle than any other major city in the nation. Public transportation includes an intricate bus, rail, and light rail system. The city’s location on two major bodies of water makes it reachable via boat, and Seattle has a higher number of people living on houseboats than any other city in the United States. The city’s ferry system is the largest in the nation, and the Port of Seattle is still a strong commercial hub for Seattle’s citizens, who have a comfortable median household income of roughly $61,000 annually. The median age of Seattle residents is about 35.4 years old. Seattle accommodates its diverse population, adults and children alike, by taking good care to have enough space allotted for recreation; currently, 11.52% of the city’s acreage is devoted to public parks and open spaces.