| STUDIO | Ask for Pricing |
| 1 BED | $2,687+ |
| 2 BEDS | $4,316+ |
| STUDIO | $1,295+ |
| 1 BED | Ask for Pricing |
| STUDIO | $1,067 |
| 1 BED | $1,133 |
| STUDIO | $1,195+ |
| 1 BED | $1,670+ |
| 2 BEDS | $1,995 |
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| 1 BED | Ask for Pricing |
| STUDIO | $1,795+ |
| 1 BED | $1,985+ |
| 2 BEDS | $3,495 |
| STUDIO | Ask for Pricing |
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| 2 BEDS | Ask for Pricing |
Rental prices in Belltown, Seattle, WA have increased by 0.57% over the past year. The average rent moved from $2,776 to $2,792.
Check out the average rent in Seattle.
The national average price of rental apartments is $1,750, while the average monthly rent in Belltown, Seattle, WA is $2,792.
The average monthly rent for an apartment in Belltown, Seattle, WA is around $2,792.
A share of 8% of apartments in Belltown, Seattle, WA have the cheapest rents between $1,001-$1,500. Around 22% of rentals are $2,501-$3,000. Around 14% of Belltown's apartments have monthly rents between $1,501-$2,000. There are 20% of apartments with rents between $2,001-$2,500. A share of 35% of apartment rentals in Seattle are in the > $3,000 range.
The largest share of rentals in Belltown, Seattle, WA (35%) fall between $3,000- per month. This suggests that most people succesfully find suitable apartments within this price.
Prices and availability in Belltown, Seattle, WA were last updated on 17 Nov 2025.
The best apartments in Belltown, Seattle, WA are: Skye at Belltown, Dimension, Windsor Cirrus, Stratus and The Martin.
The average rent in Belltown, Seattle, WA is $2,740.
The price range for a studio apartment in Belltown, Seattle, WA is between $1,067 and $4,678.
The price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Belltown, Seattle, WA is between $1,133 and $12,339.
The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Belltown, Seattle, WA is between $1,195 and $18,331.
The price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Belltown, Seattle, WA is between $2,295 and $21,110.
In Belltown, 77% of the residents are renting compared to 23% owning a home, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Large-scale apartment buildings with more than 50 units represent 83% of Belltown’s rentals, 15% are small-scale complexes with under 50 units, and 1% are single-family rentals.
Located in the heart of Seattle, Belltown is a desirable neighborhood attracting renters with its central location and proximity to amenities and attractions. Aside from schools and hospitals, renting in Belltown means being close to restaurants, cafes, bars and shops.
Local parks and the Puget Sound waterfront allow renters to experience an array of outdoor activities, while nearby art galleries, museums and cultural events give renters something to do every day. Plus, the proximity to uptown and downtown Seattle - as well as convenient transportation options - make renting in Belltown appealing for commuters, professionals and renters looking to be close to everything.
Belltown is recognizable for its high-rises, so renters will mainly find apartments, condos, and lofts with panoramic city views and rental units in mid-rise buildings. Or, for renters looking for apartments in Belltown with a view, waterfront rentals offer lake views and proximity to parks and outdoor areas. Otherwise, to be close to the main events in Belltown, renters usually opt for central parts along Wall Street or First, Second, and Third avenues, which are close to entertainment options and employment opportunities. What's more, many complexes and apartments in Belltown feature upscale amenities, like fitness centers, 24/7 security, pools and rooftop terraces. Granted, due to its central location and dense population, rents in Belltown are higher than in some other parts of Seattle, but are still more affordable than in neighboring areas like downtown Seattle and uptown.
In total, Belltown, Seattle, WA has 12,507 residents, 5,694 women and 6,813 men, per U.S. Census recent estimates. Statistics show that the median age of Belltown’s population is 34.
Olympic Sculpture Park is a nine-acre, outdoor sculpture museum and public park with walking paths, a beach area, a pavilion, coffee bars, and several Olympic Mountains and Puget Sound viewpoints. Or, renters looking to stay active can also explore the neighborhood's smaller local parks, Elliot Bay Trail, or the multiple gyms and fitness centers. Likewise, the Belltown Community Center offers activities and events for all ages. Meanwhile, art galleries like Seattle Glassblowing Studio, Steinbrueck Native Gallery, and the performing arts theater Moore Theater are available for renters looking to explore the cultural attractions in Belltown. Or, for something more exciting, event venues like Block 41 and First & Bell; The Crocodile live music venue; and escape rooms ROOM 5280 - Seattle Live Escape Games and Fox in a Box Escape Room Seattle are all within the neighborhood. Renters can also buy grocery items and household essentials in local stores like Belltown Grocery, City Foods, and Belltown Market, while larger department and grocery chains are available in neighboring areas.
There is a total of 8,345 households in Belltown, Seattle, WA. Of these, 185 have children and 8,160 are without children. Per Census Bureau’s most current estimates, 2,230 family households and 6,114 non-family households live in this area. The size of a household in Belltown is 0.99 people, on average. The median household annual income in Belltown equals $138,558, and the monthly housing costs equal $2,494.
Belltown is well-connected to the rest of Seattle. For instance, State Route 99 Tunnel passes through the neighborhoods and connects to the area north and south of it. Similarly, local roads provide connections to the rest of Seattle, but due to the neighborhood's central location, they may become congested during peak hours. As an alternative, renters can rely on King County Metro buses serving Belltown and the rest of Seattle. Known as a pedestrian- and bike-friendly neighborhood, Belltown has many designated bike lanes and walkable streets that renters can use to get around. Of course, ridesharing services (like Uber and Lyft) are widely available, so renters can request on-demand rides throughout Seattle. Notably, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, located about 14 miles south, is the nearest airport renters can access via bus, ridesharing, driving, or shuttle service. Finally, renters will be near several ferry terminals with service to several Washington state destinations.
According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, 1% of the population in Belltown, Seattle, WA have no high school education, 8% went to high-school, and 12% have partially completed college. Moreover, 4% of the population hold an Associate Degree, 38% hold a Bachelor Degree, and 37% hold a Graduate Degree.
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