WA

Redmond

Living in Redmond, offers a dynamic lifestyle in a thriving tech hub, home to major companies like Microsoft. Residents enjoy a blend of urban and suburban living, with excellent schools and a variety of parks and recreational activities. The city features a vibrant downtown with diverse dining and shopping options, alongside a strong sense of community. With a commitment to environmental stewardship, Redmond is ideal for families and professionals seeking an engaging place to call home. Its proximity to Seattle enhances its appeal, making it a desirable location for those who value convenience and quality of life.

$1,475,556

Average Sales Price

$1,286,333

Median Sales Price

417

Total Listings

80,598

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REDMOND, WA HOMES FOR SALE & REAL ESTATE


What are the main neighborhoods and ZIP codes in Redmond?

98052 – Central Redmond/Overlake, tech hub near Microsoft, mix of apartments, townhomes, and suburban homes with walkable amenities.
98073 – Education Hill and north Redmond, family neighborhoods, top-rated schools, and easy access to downtown and highways.
98053 – East Redmond/Avalon area near Sammamish, rural-suburban feel with larger lots, trails, and proximity to Lake Sammamish.


Navigating the Redmond Housing Market in 2026

With inventory rising across King County's Eastside and market conditions shifting into a buyer's market, unique opportunities have opened up for Redmond home buyers. Our clients are achieving far more negotiation leverage and flexibility than they could have only a year ago. As local real estate experts who have lived in Redmond ourselves, we know this fast-paced tech corridor intimately. Whether you are searching for a walkable condo near the tech hubs in 98052, a traditional family property on Education Hill (98073), or an upscale home with a rural-suburban feel in 98053, being prepared ensures that you are uniquely positioned to make a confident move the second the right home comes along.

Beginning our Life in Redmond
Having relocated to the US years ago, our family’s very first home here was right here in Redmond. Back when Manesh was working at Microsoft, we came to know the area inside and out—from navigating the easy commute connector down to Bellevue and catching evening concerts at Marymoor Park, to raising our sons through the Lake Washington School District (LWSD). Because we’ve lived the lifestyle, navigated the local school system firsthand, and watched this tech hub evolve, we don’t just sell homes here, we guide you with authentic, lived experience.

Situated approximately 15 miles northeast of Seattle, eight miles northeast of Bellevue, and four miles east of Kirkland, Redmond blends urban convenience with natural beauty. Life here balances a bustling downtown and major employment centers with tranquil, tree-lined residential pockets.
 

WHAT TO LOVE

  • Serene suburban neighborhoods
  • Home to major employers
  • Bustling downtown with a small-town feel
  • Minutes from Bellevue and Seattle
  • A multitude of parks and green spaces


LOCAL LIFESTYLE

Living in Redmond offers a dynamic lifestyle in a thriving tech hub. Residents enjoy a blend of urban convenience and natural surroundings, featuring a walkable downtown core with diverse dining and shopping options, an active community, and a strong commitment to environmental stewardship. Surrounded by picturesque landscapes in King County, the city provides an engaging environment for those seeking both accessibility and quality of life.


 DINING, ENTERTAINMENT & SHOPPING
Exuding small-town appeal and charm, exploring all that Redmond offers is a delight for locals. Ask anyone living in town, and they’ll recommend dining at places such as Matt’s Rotisserie & Oyster Lounge, Dough Zone Dumpling House, Redmond's Bar & Grill, Tipsy Cow Redmond, Village Square Cafe, Blu Sardinia, Zaucer Pizza (a sci-fi, retro-themed pizzeria), and The Stone House.
 
Redmond’s downtown is also the perfect spot for shopping. Redmond Town Center is one of the more popular complexes to frequent. Here, you can browse the latest arrivals at stores such as francesca’s, EVEREVE, White House Black Market, and Mac & Mabel. Nearby, run errands at national and regional chains such as Target, Safeway, Costco Wholesale, Fred Meyer, and Kohl’s.
 

THINGS TO DO

Redmond is a wonderful spot to reside for those who enjoy filling their free time with amusement and leisure. Want to get an up-close, behind-the-scenes look at Microsoft’s daily operations? The Microsoft Visitor Center delivers a fun and educational experience you won’t soon forget. Continue your day of fun minutes away at K1 Speed, which features indoor go-karting.
 
Prefer activities that are a bit more relaxed and laid-back? Redmond also boasts numerous outdoor spaces that are perfect for unwinding. A favorite among individuals of all ages, Marymoor Park features many amenities. Situated on Lake Sammamish, visitors can get out on the water, attend seasonal park concerts, take their pups to the off-leash dog park, and hike the Heron Loop Trail.

 

REDMOND SCHOOLS

Find out more about schools in the Lake Washington and Northshore School Districts here.
 

Read more about the city of Redmond here.

Frequently Asked Questions About Redmond, WA Real Estate:


What is the commute like from Redmond to Seattle or Bellevue?
Redmond is exceptionally well-connected for commuters. Situated about 15 miles northeast of Seattle and just 8 miles northeast of Bellevue, residents enjoy easy access via regional highways and transit connectors. Many tech professionals also benefit from being right next to major employment campuses like Microsoft.


Why is Redmond such a popular place to live on the Eastside?
Redmond balances a bustling, small-town downtown core with picturesque natural surroundings. Residents enjoy world-class outdoor amenities like Marymoor Park on Lake Sammamish, excellent public schools within the Lake Washington and Northshore school districts, and a thriving local dining and shopping scene.


How competitive is the Redmond housing market?
Market conditions fluctuate across King County's Eastside, but having local representation gives you a distinct advantage. With rising inventory and shifting buyer leverage, partnering with expert local realtors who understand neighborhood-by-neighborhood pricing nuances ensures you can navigate offers, inspections, and closing smoothly.

 

Questions? Just ask! Contact Lakhani Team Real Estate, trusted Redmond Realtor to buy or sell a home in Redmond (425) 623-3958.


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