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Eastside Cities: Issaquah

Small town ambiance seems to make a permanent home in Issaquah, a city with turn-of-the-century origins. At the south end of Lake Sammamish, 17 miles east of Seattle, Issaquah celebrates its Northwest heritage and beautiful natural setting. Visitors and residents alike enjoy the city's great restaurants, live theater and choral performances, wineries, Saturday public market, chocolate factory, historic depot, and Gilman Town Hall Museum. East Lake Sammamish Center, Gilman Village, and Pickering Place provide a variety of shopping and dining experiences. A zoological park and salmon hatchery entertain as well as educate. Cougar, Tiger, and Squak Mountains attract hikers, paragliders, mountain bikers, and nature observers. Lake Sammamish State Park is a major recreational area. More than 150,000 visitors attend Salmon Days, an annual Issaquah tradition.

People have discovered Issaquah's charm and livability. Since 2000, the city's population has grown by over fifty percent. Lovely neighborhoods in the surrounding hills continue to develop to accommodate new residents. Other housing options range from historic homes, to homes on acreage, to multi-unit urban apartments.

Median Sold Prices 2007: Homes $615,000; Condos $329,445

(Information obtained from NWMLS)

To learn more about Issaquah, Washington visit their website: http://www.ci.issaquah.wa.us/

For information please visit the Issaquah Chamber of Commerce Website.

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