Issaquah City Profile
Issaquah, named in 2011 as one of the “Best Towns” in the U.S. by Outside Magazine, is a terrific place to live and conduct business. It is a community of 30,000+ residents, and is conveniently located off the I 90 corridor, just 16 miles east of Seattle. Issaquah is a city dedicated to local traditions, hometown values, and award-winning neighborhoods. With one of Washington State’s top school districts, a series of thriving business districts and a growing arts, nightlife and recreation scene…Issaquah has it all!
Also known as the “Trailhead City,” Issaquah is in a prime location to explore the best of the great northwest because the city is centered within the “Issaquah Alps” (Cougar, Squak and Tiger Mountains). The lure of the clean mountain air and beautiful scenery attracts countless outdoor enthusiasts, hikers and even paragliders to Issaquah.
The city is home to a Saturday farmers market, live theatre performances and a seasonal ArtWalk. In addition, the salmon hatchery and Cougar Mountain Zoological Park attract regional visitors. Every October, more than 150,000 people also travel to Issaquah for the annual Salmon Days festival.
Notable neighborhoods in Issaquah:
Issaquah Highlands is an award winning community with a number of advantages:
- All new homes meet Built Green™ standards and are certified ENERGY STAR® or equivalent.
- Tree-lined streets and trails connect community parks with 1,400 acres of permanently preserved open space.
Talus is also an award winning community with the following amenities:
- Four hundred contiguous acres of protected open space that form one of the final links in the Mountains to Sound Greenway.
- Timber Ridge at Talus, a state-of- the-art life care services community with spectacular views and first class service.
- A planned business center with 500,000 square feet of commercial office space, and 50,000 square feet of retail and common facilities.
Because of its proximity to Bellevue and Seattle, Issaquah is a prime business location. The city currently contains a mix of high tech firms, retail headquarters and small businesses. Microsoft Corporation and Siemens Medical Systems have offices located in Issaquah. Costco’s international headquarters is within the city, located at Pickering Place—a wonderful center that blends the charm of a historic dairy farm with professional space, retail, restaurants and entertainment. In addition, state-of-the-art medical treatment facilities are located in the city, including Swedish Medical Center Issaquah.
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