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Capitol Hill

Location
Seattle, WA, USA
Estimated Gross Rent
$50-$75.00 PSF
Most Desirable Block(s)
Pine & Pike between Melrose & Belmont, upper Pike & Pine between Broadway and 12th.
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Location
Seattle, WA, USA
Estimated Gross Rent
$50-$75.00 PSF
Most Desirable Block(s)
Pine & Pike between Melrose & Belmont, upper Pike & Pine between Broadway and 12th.

Description

Where Style Hooks Up With Urban Energy Capitol Hill is a playground that mixes its eclectic past with the vibrancy of a forward-thinking urban hub. Renowned for its unique mix of local boutiques, pioneering national brands and a thriving dining and nightlife scene, Capitol Hill attracts a diverse and engaged audience of young professionals, students and style-savvy tourists. The area is anchored by contemporary icons like Glossier, Marine Layer and Buck Mason, alongside neighborhood gems like Atelier and Joybird. The Capitol Hill Experience The streets surrounding Pine and Pike, between Melrose and Belmont, are the epicenter of activity, offering a curated blend of fashion, home design and lifestyle products alongside bustling cafes and nightlife spots. Brands like Le Labo and Sweetgreen highlight the neighborhood’s appeal to high-income individuals seeking quality and style. Meanwhile, independent boutiques and innovative local offerings keep Capitol Hill grounded in its creative roots.

Where Style Hooks Up With Urban Energy

Capitol Hill is a playground that mixes its eclectic past with the vibrancy of a forward-thinking urban hub. Renowned for its unique mix of local boutiques, pioneering national brands and a thriving dining and nightlife scene, Capitol Hill attracts a diverse a

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street Details

Annual foot traffic

500,000 people/year

Daily vehicle traffic

15,000 vehicles/day

Population

25,000 people within

Day time population

35,000 people within

Household income (median)

$75,000.00 annually

Age (average)

> 35 years old within

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Available Spaces

Sample Space 1

1000 SF

Suitable for retail, restaurant, office

Sample Space 2

1500 SF

Suitable for retail, restaurant, office

Sample Space 3

2000 SF

Suitable for retail, restaurant, office

News & Alerts
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Taylor Stitch sets opening date for first Seattle store

Taylor Stitch sets opening date for first Seattle store

8 months ago
Sunright Tea Studio to open new boba shop in Capitol Hill this year

Sunright Tea Studio to open new boba shop in Capitol Hill this year

9 months ago
Voodoo Doughnut Opens Capitol Hill Location in Seattle

Voodoo Doughnut Opens Capitol Hill Location in Seattle

11 months ago

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Brokers Active on Capitol Hill

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Aesop
Aesop
Atelier
Atelier
Blu Dot
Blu Dot
Buck Mason
Buck Mason
Glossier
Glossier
Joybird
Joybird
Le Labo
Le Labo
Marine Layer
Marine Layer

Local Expert Analysis

Retail Leasing and Market Dynamics Leasing rates in Capitol Hill range from $50 to $75 per square foot. Vacancy rates hover between 5% and 10%, indicative of steady demand in this market. National players like Warby Parker and Blu Dot complement Capitol Hill’s boutique-driven charm, while retailers like Marine Layer and Buck Mason anchor a growing trend of contemporary brands establishing footholds in the area. Leasing activity remains strong, buoyed by consistent foot traffic. Customer Demographics and Foot Traffic Capitol Hill’s customer base is diverse, blending young professionals, students, and tourists into a high-energy mix. Weekends and evenings see the highest foot traffic, as visitors explore its thriving dining scene and nightlife hotspots. The demographic’s penchant for trend-forward fashion and experiential shopping makes Capitol Hill a natural home for lifestyle and boutique brands looking to connect with engaged and stylish shoppers. The streets surrounding Pine and Pike are particularly active, benefiting from their proximity to cultural hubs and popular gathering spots. Future Trend Capitol Hill’s retail market is on a steady growth, supported by its unique mix of demographics, cultural appeal, and consistent leasing activity. While pitfalls like occasional vacancies and public safety concerns persist, the neighborhood has a strong identity and an engaged customer base. The next 12 months are likely to see a continuation of this trajectory. Conclusion Capitol Hill captures the essence of modern Seattle—a district where imagination, culture, and commerce intertwine. With a retail mix anchored by trendsetting brands like Glossier and Marine Layer, alongside beloved local boutiques and dining institutions, it’s a neighborhood that consistently delivers for both shoppers and retailers. For brands on the hunt for a hip, engaged audience in a setting that blends local spirit with urban sophistication, Capitol Hill offers an opportunity to tap into that demographic.

Retail Leasing and Market Dynamics

Leasing rates in Capitol Hill range from $50 to $75 per square foot. Vacancy rates hover between 5% and 10%, indicative of steady demand in this market. National players like Warby Parker and Blu Dot complement Capitol Hill’s boutique-driven charm, while retailers like Marine Layer and Buck Mason anchor a growing trend of contemporary brands establishing footholds in the area. Leasing activity remains strong, buoyed by consistent foot traffic.

Customer Demographics and Foot Traffic

Capitol Hill’s customer base is diverse, blending young professionals, students, and tourists into a high-energy mix. Weekends and evenings see the highest foot traffic, as vi

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New Developments

The blend of steady foot traffic, cultural relevance, and a curated retail mix positions Capitol Hill as a cornerstone of Seattle’s retail landscape. For retailers aiming to connect with a high-energy, trend-focused demographic, this neighborhood offers both visibility and vibrancy.