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• Centerra at Talus Townhomes Talus townhomes near I-90, where end or interior unit position and garage size are lined up before square footage.
• Panorama at Talus Marketed for territorial views off the Cougar Mountain hillside, and we judge those views standing on the property.
• The Bridges at Talus A hillside Talus section whose closest comps are usually other Talus sales a few streets away.
• Forest Ridge at Issaquah Highlands A Highlands neighborhood near trails and schools that turns up by name in the community's own news.
• Pinecrest at Issaquah Highlands Newer Highlands houses where knowing the builder and plan number makes for tighter comparisons.
• Sorrento A Burnstead community inside the Highlands, per a Redfin listing that names its floor plan, so repeat plans can be matched closely.
• Sunset Walk Highlands homes a short walk from the town center and the 819 space Highlands park and ride Wikipedia lists.
• The Brownstones City style attached homes by the Highlands retail core, compared with other Highlands row homes before anything detached.
• West Highlands Park A Highlands pocket beside parks and schools, valued first against resales inside the same pocket.
• Westridge Townhomes Highlands townhomes close to shops, parks and bus routes, where HOA coverage is compared line by line.
• Westridge Townhomes North The newer Westridge phase, so build year keeps its sales apart from the original section.
• Village at Montreux Condo buildings on NW Village Park Dr inside Montreux, appraised against condo sales and never against the estate homes nearby.
• Gilman Carries the town's 1892 name and sits by Gilman Village, the 1972 shopping center assembled from relocated historic buildings.
• Issaquah Creek Condominiums Condos at 250 NW Dogwood St, named for the creek they sit near, where flood zone status is checked unit by unit.
• Kelkari Hillside townhomes near Olde Town and Issaquah Creek, where both slope and creek mapping get a look.
• Sycamore A Squak Mountain foothill pocket a few minutes from Olde Town and the trailheads.
• Issaquah Valley The valley floor first homesteaded in 1862, per HistoryLink, where flat lots make condition and lot size the main comparisons.
• Pickering Estates A small group of homes near Pickering Farm, the shops and I-90, with freeway proximity noted on the site page.
• Central Issaquah The commercial and mixed use core between Olde Town and Lake Sammamish, where attached units are matched with other mixed use buildings.
• North Issaquah Homes and retail north of I-90 with a quick drive to Lake Sammamish.
• South Lake Sammamish Homes along the city's north edge near the lake, where frontage, a lake view and simple nearness are each rated on their own.