New Holly

New Holly is a planned mixed-income community in southeast Seattle that represents one of the city's most successful urban redevelopment projects, transforming former public housing into a vibrant, diverse neighborhood. With a median price of $635,000 and an 8.5% year-over-year price moderation, the neighborhood offers solid value in a city where affordability is increasingly rare. Its 88-day average time on market reflects a more patient buying environment where buyers have some negotiating room.

New Holly offers excellent transit connectivity via the Othello light rail station, providing quick rides to downtown Seattle, the airport, and the University District. The neighborhood features well-maintained parks, community gardens, and family-friendly amenities built into its planned development framework. Nearby Rainier Avenue South and Columbia City offer diverse dining and shopping options reflecting the area's rich multicultural character.

Affordable Housing Seekers — New Holly offers one of Seattle's most accessible price points with transit connectivity and community amenities that rival pricier neighborhoods. Transit-Oriented Commuters — Light rail access to downtown, the airport, and the University District makes New Holly an attractive base for car-free or car-light lifestyles. Families Valuing Diversity — The neighborhood's multicultural character, planned community design, and family-friendly parks appeal to families who prioritize an inclusive environment.