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Capitol Hill real estate.

Seattle's most vibrant urban neighborhood — restaurants, music venues, and Light Rail to downtown.

Median sale price
$853K
Days on market
52

MLS GRID / NWMLS market data · zip 98102 · Sep 2026

About Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill is Seattle's densest, most culturally charged neighborhood — a mix of grand early-20th-century mansions along 14th Avenue, brick low-rise apartments around Cal Anderson Park, and a constant churn of new mid-rise condos along Broadway and Pike/Pine. The nightlife, independent restaurants, and Volunteer Park anchor the neighborhood's identity.

Buyers here range from young tech professionals wanting a walk-to-Light-Rail lifestyle to longtime owners holding character homes on tree-lined side streets. Inventory turns quickly when priced correctly — well-located condos near the Capitol Hill Link station and craftsman homes north of Aloha both see strong competition.

Median Sale Price

$853K

52 days on market · 6.5 mo supply

167 active listings · updated Sep 2026

Schools

Seattle Public Schools; Stevens Elementary, Meany Middle School, Garfield High School

Commute

Capitol Hill Link station — 3 min to Westlake/downtown, 6 min to UW. 5 min drive to South Lake Union/Amazon.

Homes for sale in Capitol Hill

Capitol Hill homes for sale span the widest price range in Seattle. Condos, from brick low-rises around Cal Anderson Park to new mid-rise buildings on Broadway and Pike/Pine, run $400K to $1.2M. Townhomes north of Aloha and in the east slope pockets run $800K to $1.5M. Single-family homes, including the restored historic estates along 14th Avenue and near Volunteer Park, run $1.2M to $3.5M and up.

Two things move the number: distance to the Capitol Hill Link station, three minutes to Westlake, and the building's HOA health for condos, including reserves, rental caps, and any pending assessments. Well-located condos and character homes near the station see competition; units in buildings with weak reserves sit and give buyers leverage. The listings below are live from the NWMLS and refresh hourly.

Common questions about Capitol Hill real estate

What is the median sale price in Capitol Hill?
The current median sale price in the Capitol Hill zip code is $853K, based on the most recent NWMLS market data refreshed Sep 2026. Typical asking prices in Capitol Hill run Condos $400K–$1.2M, townhomes $800K–$1.5M, single-family homes $1.2M–$3.5M+ for restored historic estates.
How competitive is the Capitol Hill real estate market right now?
Median days-on-market in Capitol Hill is currently 52 days, with 167 active listings tracked in this zip code as of Sep 2026. Buyers generally have time to evaluate properties without same-day pressure, though best-in-class homes still attract competition.
Which schools serve Capitol Hill?
Seattle Public Schools; Stevens Elementary, Meany Middle School, Garfield High School. School attendance areas are reviewed annually by the district — verify your exact address at seattleschools.org/admissions before relying on assignments for a purchase decision.
What is the commute like from Capitol Hill?
Capitol Hill Link station — 3 min to Westlake/downtown, 6 min to UW. 5 min drive to South Lake Union/Amazon.
How do I buy or sell a home in Capitol Hill?
RexMont's agents represent buyers and sellers across Capitol Hill and the broader Seattle market. For buyers, we provide curated active listings, off-market opportunities, and a tailored offer strategy. For sellers, we prepare an agent-reviewed valuation and a custom listing plan. Reach the team via the contact links on this page.

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