Where Eastside Pulse goes
Our 10 communities
Eastside Pulse is a weekly publication by Cody Fagnant, a real estate broker with Every Door Real Estate. Each Thursday, one community: a local business worth knowing, what the cities are planning and building, and what the housing data is telling us. Cody Fagnant serves buyers and sellers across Snohomish County, the King County Eastside, and Seattle. Editions rotate through the 10 communities below; market data for all 10 is updated monthly.
Bellevue
The largest city on the King County Eastside, across Lake Washington from Seattle, with a major downtown core and neighborhoods including Old Bellevue, Crossroads, and Somerset.
Read Issue 01: The Bellevue Edition → · Bellevue market data →
Bothell
A city on the King County and Snohomish County line at the north end of Lake Washington, along the Sammamish River.
Issaquah
A King County city along Interstate 90 at the foot of the Issaquah Alps, east of Bellevue.
Kirkland
A King County city on the eastern shore of Lake Washington, just north of Bellevue, with a walkable downtown waterfront.
Mercer Island
An island city in Lake Washington between Seattle and Bellevue, connected to both by the I-90 bridges.
Redmond
A King County city east of Lake Washington, home to the Microsoft campus and a growing downtown.
Renton
A King County city at the south end of Lake Washington, where the Cedar River meets the lake.
Sammamish
A King County city on the plateau east of Redmond and Lake Sammamish.
Snohomish
A city in Snohomish County on the Snohomish River, known for its historic First Street downtown and as the southern end of the Centennial Trail. Cody Fagnant is based in Snohomish.
Current edition · The Snohomish Edition → · Snohomish market data →
Woodinville
A King County city in the Sammamish River valley, known for its winery and tasting room district.
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