Madison Park Condo Rental: $2,400

This gorgeous 2 bedroom end unit near Madison Park Beach and Park is now available for rent. This condo sits right above the lake, and features many large windows and a spacious deck. Features include views of Lake Washington, mountains, and the Park, with two bedrooms and one and a half baths. The unit is in close proximity to restaurants, shops, and a bus line to downtown, and has a washer and dryer in the unit. There is also one parking stall in a secured garage. For more information on this unit or other Seattle Rentals, contact your local real estate agent today.

Status:	For Rent
Bed/Bath:	2/1.5
Price:	$2,400

Belltown Condo Rental: $3,300

This beautifully appointed 2 bedroom condominium in the desirable Belltown neighborhood is available for rent. This large 2 bed 2 bath unit in the Bellora Condominium features hardwood flooring, a beautiful open kitchen and an open living area perfect for entertaining. The unit has a ton of huge windows, giving an abundance of natural light, and there is a sizable fireplace that can be seen from both the living room, and the master bedroom. The master has a luxurious 5 piece bath, and there is also a den, and one secured parking space. If you’re interested in this listing or other Seattle rentals, contact your local real estate agent today.

Status:	For Rent
Bed/Bath:	2//2
Price:	$3,300

Market for Seattle Area Apartment Rentals Softening in 2014

The average rent for an apartment in the Seattle area rose to $1,214 a month in 2013. A new report suggests that rental prices will at least stabilize if not decline in 2014. Rental prices have dipped $5 and the number of vacancies is up which is a sign of the market softening. The Seattle metro area is experiencing its largest apartment building boom in the past 20 years. All of the upcoming vacant units will cause competition for tenants and slow the rent hike. Bellevue has the area’s most expensive rates for a one-bedroom apartment at $1,434 a month. Belltown, Denny Triangle and South Lake Union are the most expensive sub-markets with rates averaging $1,624 a month for a one-bedroom. The most expensive neighborhoods are Fremont/Wallingford ($1,514), Capitol Hill ($1,449) and First Hill ($1,421). Lower rents were found in North Seattle ($957). If you're searching for s Seattle Rental, contact your local real estate agent today.