The price range in Capitol Hill right now
725 14th Ave. via Zillow
According to a recent NeighborhoodX market report, the average asking price in Seattle's Capitol Hill is $565 per square foot.
However, the individual properties that comprise this average range considerably, from $304/sq.ft. (1208 23rd Ave. E) to$767/sq.ft. (725 14th St. E).
Click on the yellow chart bars for more analytics, and the addresses link to the individual listings.
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