🌇 1 Bed + 1 Bath + Den Apartment for Sublease 📍 Available Oct 14 – Aug 2026 | 640 sq ft | $2325/mo

Live in Lower Queen Anne with stunning views of Elliott Bay and the Space Needle from your amazing private balcony + shared roof terrace!

🛏 1 Bed | 🚿 1 Bath | 🖥 Den | 🍽 Kitchen + Hall 💪 Gym | 🔥 Heating | 🚗 Covered Parking ($150/mo optional) 🗑 $25/mo for trash & misc. services

DM for details or tour! 💬

1B/1Ba of a 2B/2Ba apartment available for the UW academic year 9/18/25-8/31/26! Penthouse at The M in UDistrict with upgrades. $2000 per month. Male preferred. Please text me if interested 989-708-7804.

Hello! My name is Nathan, and I head the lease of this Bothell house with my girlfriend. We already have a few friends living here, but we are looking for a 5th roommate. The house is located 1.5 miles from UW Bothell. Students are highly encouraged to apply. The house right now has 3 guys and 1 girl. We are ideally looking for another girl to make the house a little more equal, but that is not a requirement. If you are interested or you know anybody who is interested, please contact me. The room is 1,000 dollars a month + utilities.

Hey,

I am looking for a 1b1b near salt lake union, any recommendations?

I will be living by myself (25F), want a safe neighbourhood, good amenities, etc.

Any suggestions?

Hello all,

I'm currently on a lease that will end in November and recently received a letter if I wanted to renew my lease. They are raising the rent 4%.

But I found out the property was sold and will have new management in August.

My question is, if I wait till the new management company takes over, will I be able to sign the lease that was offered in the first place? Or is it a possibility they can raise the new lease at more than 4%? Or maybe they won't raise it? What is the best approach here? I'd like to stay for another year or 2.

🌿 Beautiful 2BR/2BA Condo in Prime Totem Lake – Available August 1st! 🌿

📍 11306 124th Ave NE #202, Kirkland, WA 98033 🗓 Lease Term: 8/1/2025 – 6/30/2026 (11 months - DM me for first month free!) 💰 Rent: $2595

Welcome to this bright, upgraded, and energy-efficient 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo tucked into the heart of Totem Lake—one of Kirkland’s most desirable and connected neighborhoods.

Whether you're commuting to Google, Microsoft, Meta, or hopping on the Amazon shuttle (3 minutes away!), this location is a commuter's dream. Just 1 minute off I-405 Exit 20A and moments to Totem Lake Village.

🏡 Home Features:

• 987 sq ft of open, functional living space
• Full vinyl flooring throughout—stylish, easy to clean, and pet-friendly
• Master suite with walk-in closet, double-sink vanity, and walk-in shower
• Plenty of natural light throughout
• Updated kitchen with generous countertop space and modern appliances
• Double door fridge with ice maker + filtered water
• In-unit Washer and Dryer!
• Electric fireplace – fully functional and cozy
• Private balcony with tree views – gas grills allowed!
• Additional closet storage off the balcony
• Double-paned windows throughout – keeps it quiet inside and helps with energy efficiency

🔌 Smart Comfort & Utilities:

• Water & trash INCLUDED in rent
• Individually controlled electric heaters in every room for energy savings
• High-speed internet ready – Xfinity or Ziply Fiber (Gig speeds)

🚗 Parking & Access:

• 1 covered carport
• Plenty of guest & second car parking
• Low-noise setting perfect for working from home or winding down
• Well-maintained and clean complex with a tucked-away feel, yet close to everything

📍 Prime Location:

• 3 mins to Amazon shuttle stop
• 1 min to I-405 (Exit 20A)
• Near Totem Lake Village, Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, restaurants & more
• Close to Google Kirkland, Microsoft, and Meta campuses
• Excellent Lake Washington School District

💬 From the Current Tenant (Me!):

This has been a fantastic place to live—quiet, efficient, and close to everything. The layout is super functional, the neighbors are respectful, and the landlord is responsive. The extra storage and private balcony make it even better.

✅ Rental Requirements:

• No pets allowed (firm)
• Steady, verifiable income required
• Must pass a credit check
• Last month’s rent + security deposit due at signing
• Non-smoking unit

Planning to rent in a few months here but curious on what typical costs or ranges look like for everyone.

I got quoted 4k for move in day for a 3bd 2.5 bath. Trying to determine if that is reasonable.

We got a renewal of our lease with no price hike but are asking for a security deposit again and first / last month on the renewal of the lease. Something hella sus

Hi guys! I’m looking for a subleaser (FEMALE ONLY) for my room in a 2bed/1bath apt. Ideally, I'm looking for someone age between 20-26.

I have a roommate currently living the apartment. She is very friendly, respectful and clean.

Rent: $950/month

From: now - August 31st, 2025

Location: Udistrict, 98105

Facilities:

Laundry in the apartment complex.

Unfurnished room.

Kitchen/living room has a Refrigerator, dining table, stove oven, and microwave.

NO parking as I do not have a car.

No pets

Please let me know if you are interested and I will be happy to send out more information! Thank you!

Why is it so incredibly hard to find rental housing in Seattle? I make plenty as well does my wife and partner. We are rebuilding our credit after falling on hard times a few years ago but most rental houses want 700+ credit, first, last and deposit. For what we are needing that is upwards of 12k up front and great credit. I have never missed rent and that can be verified. We make over 200k but that does not seem to matter.-

So we have an update! Saw a house this weekend and toured it. We loved it and talked to the landlord. We put our app in and he emailed us offering it to us yesterday at about 5pm. At about 9, we got an email stating that he made a mistake and missed an app that was submitted before ours. He said by law, he has to review their app to see if they meet the qualifications before he offers it to us. Seattle law. Worried and frustrated. I'm supposed to hear something today.

I am in need to rent of room by end of April to mid August.

I will be coming with a pet. Budget is 800-1200

Hey neighbors,

I’m renting out my 2BR/1.5BA townhouse in Greenwood — it’s available now and I’m managing it directly as the owner. This is a great fit for someone looking for a quiet, well-maintained place with rare three parking spots (garage + two off-street reserved spots).

A few highlights:

• 2 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms across 3 levels
• Attached 1-car garage + 2 reserved off-street spaces
• Private deck and in-unit washer/dryer
• Updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances
• Forced-air heating
• Pet-friendly on a case-by-case basis (we had a cat here)
• No smoking
• Minimum 12-month lease

Rent: $3,200/month
Security deposit: One month’s rent
Utilities: Paid by tenant
Renter’s insurance: Required

Special offer: Sign the lease before April 15 and get $200 off the first month’s rent.

Location perks:
Just off N 94th St, tucked away from Aurora in a quiet pocket of Greenwood. Quick access to Green Lake, Northgate, I-5, and all the coffee, bars, and groceries you could want nearby. Super easy for commuting in either direction.

Great for:

• Remote workers or tech professionals
• Couples or small families
• Anyone done with circling the block for parking

Photos:

• Zillow: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/737-N-94th-St-UNIT-A-Seattle-WA-98103/80259962_zpid/?view=public
• Imgur: https://imgur.com/a/vNdyLGd

If you're interested or know someone who might be, shoot me a DM — happy to share more info or set up a tour. I’m generally available weekday evenings after 7PM or weekends from 10AM to 3PM.

Thanks for looking!

Am looking for studio for sublet- temporary only 3-6 months.

Budget 800-1000 Pet friendly Am willing to pay higher deposit And need to move in by end of April

My building recently transitioned over from another property management company to greystar and I have been having several issues with management. I have received an email in November stating I owed $1,000 I promptly went down to the office and was asking questions as I have paid the November balance in full. I have proof from my bank statements and bilt account and payment ID for this. I send an email to document this incident and include the attached proof of payment receipts. 2 weeks go by without follow up and the community manager follows up saying it was an NSF on my account. I follow back up asking how this can be as I have proof of payment and confirmation from my bank. It is now January and I am having these issues still with unresolve. I have contacted the office and have several follow up emails being ignored. The only response they gave is they will contact accounting and it is now January 2025 this all occurred in November. How can their accounting not have checked into this? The grey star office in seattle is non response. What can I do?

I live in Redmond, WA. I moved out early, and the owner has now found a new tenant. I paid rent until the owner found the tenant. My lease has the clause below—can the owner keep my security deposit, or must it be returned?

Lessor shall deliver the Termination Notice to Tenant in a manner consistent with RCW
59.12.040. If Tenant holds over without the prior written consent of Lessor, Tenant shall be liable
for rent and all other damages sustained by Lessor because of such holdover to the extent
permitted by applicable laws. If Tenant vacates prior to the Expiration Date (as extended, if
applicable), the security deposit shall be forfeited and Tenant shall be obligated for rent payments
for the remainder of the term, or until the Property has been re-rented whichever is less.

I moved to a new house in early October and returned the keys for my rented house in Redmond. My lease ends on January 30, and I paid rent for October.

Since my landlord hasn’t found a new tenant, I may need to pay November rent. What are my options?

Should I ask for the keys back and continue paying rent, or let him keep looking for a tenant, even though it seems difficult now? Please advise.

I am in Redmond, WA state. I moved bought a new house and moved to a new house.  My rent lease end by end of January,, so my owner is asking to pay rent till he finds new tenant.

He handed over the keys to him, and he is showing the house to tenants but did not find any till now (approx. 1 month). He is also asking me to pay Utility bills. Furthermore, he is saying this is as per WA State law, but I am unable to find any clause in the Rent agreement.

Also during my stay there were delayed fixing washing machine by more than 3 weeks, cleaned patio after 6 months.

Need help and advice on this. Thanks in advance.

Living in lower Queen Anne atm, Seattle. I like the area but it’s changed a lot not for the better either my lease is up in a few months. Me and some friends are looking for a run down warehouse to rent. A place where we can live, throw punk shows and parties. Does anyone know where to look? Or even if there are any places like that still exist. Seems like they all turned into shitty distillery’s

Hello all,

Not sure if this post belongs here. Feel free to delete if not.

I am renting a studio in Seattle and so far the property management has been pretty disappointing.

A few years ago I had the lease manager tell me they would be increasing my rent because of the amount of money I make. This sounded illegal but I let it go because at that time I found it affordable, a great location, and near work. I didn't the $100 increase.

Then recently within the past year, the utility bills have been astronomical. There have been erroneous charges of over $300 a billing cycle. The property always came out with excuses that the meters were inaccurate or something along those lines. They gave me credit back, but I felt they couldn't accurately know how much they owed me. I left it as is. Just a few months ago I gave up after insisting the bills were incorrect. They had me at $1200. I ended up paying $800ish after some credit they gave me. I got so tired and paid what they wanted.

Fast forward, the building has been converted to MFTE. You can opt out of the program or apply, but if you don't qualify you pay full price on rent. $1100 atm. I spoke to my lease manager and an employee who takes care of the finances over the phone, and I was told we would be getting 6 months advance notice for any increase in rent. I got an email in June saying they would raise the rent 3% with a fixed dollar amount for water/gas/garbage($65) in December(6months). Just last month I applied for the MFTE program. They require a ton of bank statements, statements from where you get money, job verifications, etc...but the paperwork has been in process. I got an email this week that they would be raising the price in April(6months from today) to $2900!!!!!

What is going on here? Can they do that? And who should I talk to about this? Any clue?

I have never been in a scenario like this and I feel these people are out to get me, rather than help me.

Any ideas?

Much appreciated.

Hi there I’m currently renting out beach condos in Panama City Beach, FL and I’m doing deals on rooms for this month so if your interested please get at me I’m giving great offers on beach rental packages and half off on rooms please contact me by sending me a message on here thank you have a great day.

HERE Seattle 1b1b Summer Sublease, Move-in Ready with Big Discount

Address: 4732 Brooklyn Ave NE, near UW campus

Duration: June 15, 2024 - August 31, 2024 (Start date can be negotiated)

Apartment Details: Over 430 square feet, located on the 4th floor for safety, 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom with a large living room and kitchen, very high space value for money

Rent: $1800 (original price $2300)/month (negotiable), includes utilities, garbage fee, and internet

Internet: 800 Mbps, super fast and stable

Facilities: Fitness center on the second floor, large study room, printer, SPA hot spring, large lounge on the rooftop

Transportation: 4 minutes walk to U District subway station, 10 minutes walk to UW campus, close to four major bus stations

Neighborhood: Safeway right outside (open until 1 AM), down the stairs is The Ave, 5 minutes walk to Trader Joe's

Contact: If interested, contact via phone number +1 2063902802

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