Seattle Movers

Climate

Seattle’s climate is classified as oceanic or temperate marine, with cool, wet winters and mild, relatively dry summers. The city’s climate is ever-changing, but if you expect rain, you likely won’t be disappointed. Rain is a fact of life in Seattle, it rains 50 percent of the time in the city.

Economy and Job Opportunities

Seattle’s economy has truly grown up over the past few decades, so the city became the principal trade, distribution, financial, and services center for the Northwest. Tourism also continues to be a vital part of the city’s economy. The biggest employers in Seattle are major companies whose names are often known worldwide:

• Boeing about 80,000 employees
• Joint Base Lewis-McChord 56,000 employees
• Microsoft about 42,000 employees
• The University of Washington about 25,000 employees
• Amazon about 22,000 employees
• Providence Health & Services about 20,000 employees
• Walmart about 20,000 employees
• Weyerhaeuser about 10,000 employees

Neighborhoods

Choosing the right neighborhood is one of the most important decisions you will have to make. Selecting the best neighborhood for you is important for a lot of different reasons. Seattle contains many neighborhoods. Some of them are:

• Capitol Hill is a densely populated residential district. It is one of the city’s most prominent nightlife and entertainment districts.
• Mount Baker is a neighborhood in southeast Seattle. Mount Baker has its own light rail station for people who works on the Eastside.
• West Seattle, among the area’s attractions, are its saltwater beach parks along Elliot Bay and Puget Sound, including Alki Beach and Lincoln Park.
• The South Lake Union, perhaps no neighborhood has grown faster than the South Lake Union, its population jumping more than 20 percent in just a single year.
• Leschi boasts a more diverse community than many of its lake-facing neighbors, with 45 percent nonwhite residents, in a neighborhood populated largely by homeowners.

More about neighborhoods in Seattle you can find following the link .

The most important places to visit in Seattle

• The Space Needle , an iconic feature of Seattle’s skyline. The view from the top is stunning with a revolving restaurant, undoubtedly Seattle’s most famous landmark
• Mount Rainier , towering over Seattle, it is 50 miles from the city. There’s a national park with camping and hiking activities
• Pike Place Market . Pike Place Market is a special community within the heart of Seattle’s downtown, comprised of hundreds of farmers, craftspeople, small businesses, and residents.
• The Seattle Aquarium located on Pier 59, the Aquarium showcases a wide variety of colorful marine species
• Pioneer Square relive Seattle’s history in the city’s oldest neighborhood. It’s packed with exciting nightclubs, restaurants, and galleries.
• Olympic Sculpture Park . You have to visit the Seattle Art Museum’s Olympic Sculpture Park. Admission to the sculpture park is always free. The park consists of a 9-acre outdoor sculpture museum and beach.
• Museum of History & Industry . Its exhibits on life in Seattle and Puget Sound cover everything from the maritime past to cutting-edge culture.

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