Signals / Object
Hillside Home
in Seattle, WA
A hillside home is a residence built on sloping terrain, often featuring terraces, retaining walls, or stepped levels.
Where it is
All-time count by city.
- 01Honolulu, HI10K
- 02Portland, OR6.5K
- 03Jacksonville, FL6.3K
- 04Colorado Springs, CO5.3K
- 05Seattle, WA5.2K
- 06Melbourne, VIC5K
- 07Austin, TX4.8K
- 08Reno, NV4.5K
- 09Phoenix, AZ4.1K
- 10Millcreek, UT3.9K
- 11Hopewell, VA3.8K
- 12New Orleans, LA3.3K
- 13Yukon, OK3.1K
- 14Morton, IL3.1K
- 15Keene, NH2.7K
fewestSeattle, WA · 100th percentilemost
- COUNTED
- 5.2K
- all time in Seattle
- RANK
- #1
- of 126 cities in WA
- SHARE
- 58%
- of the peer group's total
- DENSITY
- 654
- per 100k residents
Other objects in Seattle
Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.
- 01Graffiti220K
- 02Street Sign87K
- 03Barrier Kerb53K
- 04Tactile Paving34K
- 05Lowered Kerb34K
- 06No Crossing Markings26K
- 07Raised Kerb16K
- 08Front Patio Home8.4K
- 09Side Entry Garage8K
- 10Cars Parked on Sidewalk7.4K
- 11Street Light7K
- 12Long Driveway Home6.7K
- 13Crossing Markings Zebra Paired6.7K
- 14City View6.2K
- 15Garden View6.1K
- 16Neighborhood Character6K
- 17Front Yard5.9K
- 18School District Appeal5.9K
- 19Corner Townhouse5.9K
- 20Cars Parked on Lawn5.7K
- 21Vegetation Overgrowth5.6K
- 22Front Garden Path5.4K
- 23Forest Singletrack5.3K
- 24Hillside Home5.2K