Seattle Metro Homes: Century Communities At a Glance

Home Type
Single-family homes

Bedroom Count
2 to xx bedrooms

Square Footage
xxxx to xxxx square feet

Stories
One to x stories

Standard Features
Century Home Connect® smart home package, granite or quartz countertops, garages
Buyer Questions About The Seattle Metro
+ How long does new construction take in Seattle Metro?
On average, a to-be-built home takes 6–8 months from permit to close. Quick move-in homes typically close in 30–45 days after contract.
+ How much earnest money is typical in Seattle Metro?
Buyers usually deposit 1–2% of the purchase price. In competitive areas, deposits can be higher, but most builders stay within this range.
+ What closing costs should I expect in Seattle Metro?
Most buyers pay 2–3% of the purchase price. Costs include lender fees, title, prepaid taxes, and insurance.
+ Are HOAs common here?
Yes, many communities belong to homeowners associations.
+ Does new construction come with a warranty?
Yes—new homes typically include a builder warranty that covers structural elements and key systems for set periods.
+ Can I get upgrades or incentives on new homes?
Builders often offer closing cost credits or rate buydowns, especially on quick move-in homes. Offers vary by market.
+ What schools serve new communities in the Seattle Metro?
Century Communities neighborhoods are zoned for multiple school districts, including xxxxx and xxxxx.
Why Buy a Home in Seattle Metro?

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Innovative, high-tech economy: Seattle stands as a global innovation hub, anchored by industry leaders such as Amazon, Microsoft, Boeing, Starbucks, and Costco. The region’s diverse economy spans technology, aerospace, biotech, and clean energy—supporting one of the strongest job markets in the nation.
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Continued population growth: The Seattle metro area has grown to over 4 million residents, reflecting steady in-migration from across the country and a thriving employment base.
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World-class education: Home to the University of Washington—ranked among the top public universities globally—plus strong K-12 districts like Bellevue, Lake Washington, and Northshore that foster academic excellence and workforce readiness.
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Transit and connectivity: With expanding light rail service through Sound Transit, a robust ferry network, and major interstates connecting to the greater Puget Sound region, residents enjoy easy commuting and accessibility.
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Outdoor lifestyle: Framed by Puget Sound, Lake Washington, and the Cascade and Olympic Mountains, the Seattle metro offers year-round opportunities for hiking, skiing, kayaking, and scenic exploration.
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Sustainable and green living: Known for its eco-conscious culture, Seattle consistently ranks among the top U.S. cities for sustainability initiatives, renewable energy use, and access to green spaces.
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Arts, culture, and entertainment: From Pike Place Market and the Space Needle to world-class venues like Climate Pledge Arena and Benaroya Hall, Seattle blends a rich cultural heritage with vibrant music, food, and arts scenes.
Moving to Seattle Metro Quick Checklist
Get pre-qualified with Inspire Home Loans®
Tour model homes in your target area
Review HOA and fees
Budget for seasonal weather (rain & sun)

Align move in with closing timelines
Why Century Communities?

Century Communities has been recognized by Newsweek as one of America’s Most Trustworthy Companies three years in a row. Our Seattle Metro homes feature modern floor plans, energy-efficient designs, and quick access to local amenities. With Inspire Home Loans® and Parkway Title, we deliver a streamlined buying experience from financing to closing.
How Does Century Compare to Other Builders in Seattle Metro?
Century Communities is one of the Top 10 U.S. homebuilders — alongside other national homebuilders like Lennar, D.R. Horton, David Weekley Homes, Toll Brothers, and Taylor Morrison. We lead the industry in online homebuying, proudly providing homebuyers with best-in-class resources that offer more control and convenience.

Key Takeaways for Seattle Metro Buyers
Build Timeline
6–8 months (to-be-built); 30–45 days (quick move-in)
Earnest Money
Typically 1–2% of purchase price
Closing Costs
Typically 2–3% of purchase price
Homeowners Associations
Common
Schools
Options in districts such as xxxx, xxxx, and others.
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