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same streets
new stories.

Skyway

Seattle / King County

Between Seattle and Renton, Skyway is changing.
Unincorporated King County. No city hall of its own — and one of the most diverse places in the state.

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01

What’s
here

The places, people and everyday things that make Skyway what it is.

Winnie behind the counter at Winnie’s Café & Deli on Rainier Ave S

Skyway / Eat

Food

Ethiopian, soul food, Vietnamese, Cham and more — most of it family-run.

  • Winnie’s Café & Deli
  • Angel City Deli
  • Salima Specialties
  • My’s Vietnamese Sandwiches & Deli
Explore food
Neighbors at the West Hill Community Association booth during the Skyway Park Takeover

Skyway / Go

Places

Parks, basketball, wetlands, gathering spaces and room to breathe.

  • Skyway Park
  • Black Panther Park
  • Skyway Wetlands
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The blue-paneled Skyway Library on 76th Ave S

Skyway / Together

Community

Places where people meet, organize, learn and build.

  • Skyway Library
  • Skyway Resource Center
  • Skyway Farmers Market & Bazaar
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Grocery Outlet at the Skyway Park Shopping Center on Renton Ave S

Skyway / Daily life

Everyday

The everyday businesses and routines that keep Skyway moving.

  • Grocery Outlet
  • Nevzat’s Espresso
  • Skyway Strength
  • Local shops and services
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02

What’s
changing

Projects, places and decisions shaping what Skyway becomes next.

Skyway / Current

Project design for the Skyway Affordable Housing and Early Learning Center on Renton Ave S

01 / Skyway / Renton Ave

New housing

In development

New affordable housing and an early-learning center are coming to Renton Ave.

  • 12712–12724 Renton Ave S
See what’s being built
Design concept for the future Skyway Community Center at the Skyway Park Bowl property

02 / Skyway / Park Bowl

Community center

Planning

Skyway Park Bowl is becoming the site of Skyway’s first community center.

  • Former Skyway Park Bowl, Renton Ave S
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Fresh crosswalk paint, curb ramp work and traffic cones on a neighborhood street

03 / Skyway / 68th + 124th

Streets + access

Construction

New crossings, curb ramps and pedestrian improvements are coming to key Skyway streets.

  • 68th Ave S and S 124th St
See the projects
A kid climbing the rope structure at the Skyway Park playground

04 / Skyway Park / Next phase

Park + public space

Ongoing

Skyway Park is becoming part of a larger investment in public space and community.

  • Skyway Park, 12601 76th Ave S
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03

What's on
people's minds

Questions we're following around Skyway.

Renton Ave S looking downhill past low storefronts at golden hour

01 Renton Ave S

What happens to Renton Ave?

NEW HOUSING · REDEVELOPMENT · STREETSCAPE · WALKABILITY

Follow Renton Ave
Storefronts and a papered-over vacancy along 76th Ave S at sunset

02 76th Ave S

What happens along 76th?

BUSINESSES · RESTAURANTS · STOREFRONTS · WHAT'S NEXT

Explore 76th
The closed Skyway Park Bowl building and its empty parking lot

03 Former Skyway Park Bowl

What should go at Park Bowl?

YOUTH · SPORTS · EVENTS · ART

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04 The whole hill

What's missing from Skyway?

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04

Experience
Skyway

Stories from the streets. Food, people, runs, culture, and everyday life in Skyway.

Winnie behind the counter at Winnie’s Café & Deli on Rainier Ave S

Everyday places

FOOD · PEOPLE

Neighbors at the West Hill Community Association booth during the Skyway Park Takeover

Skyway Park

PARKS · RECREATION

Project design for the Skyway Affordable Housing and Early Learning Center on Renton Ave S

The neighborhood changing

HOUSING · CHANGE

The blue-paneled Skyway Library on 76th Ave S

Community on the hill

PEOPLE · CULTURE

05

Own
Skyway

Homes, land, and local business — how people own a piece of it.

Homes

What's for sale on the hill

Land & development

Lots, splits, and sites worth knowing

Local business & more

Space on the strip, and who's in it

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