I take it its like Beverly Hills and Aspen.

@@scottscage6409 Yes...but unlike Beverly Hills and Aspen , Seattle's 1% prefers less visible surroundings that are tucked away behind tall trees, steep ravines, and other natural barriers, though guard houses and large walls are sometimes used.

99.9% white and old money... I mean what do you expect? =)

@@kevinmsft I kinda assume so...

Wake-up. Begin thinking for yourself and study world history, MarkyBoy. Emphasizing diversity has been the pitfall, not the strength, of nations throughout history.

@@jackj5368 What can I say, Jack!?! I like variety. How is what I commented not thinking for myself? Please explain.

Unfortunately,@@markyboy_productions is yet another person of low-intelligence who has been duped into believing America can reject its uniquely successful melting pot to embrace a historically dangerous and discredited salad-bowl separatism, but-is there any evidence from the past that institutionalizing sects and ethnic grievances would ensure a nation's security, prosperity and freedom? There is none. Our country's melting pot is history's sole exception of E pluribus unum inclusivity: a successful multiracial society bound by a common culture, language and values. But this is a historic aberration with a future that is now clearly in doubt. The diversity industry hinges on U.S. citizens still envisioning a shrinking white population as the "majority." Yet "white" is now not always easily definable, given intermarriage and constructed identities.

You're too poor for this comment.

Unfortunately new money has no taste

And destroying classic homes for new contemporary style.

@@awakeandready5727 You're right about that. I've seen it.

@@Karan-pl5ko All the while pretending to be good socialists lol.

I don't think the new money has interest in moving into The Highlands (too Republican, too conservative, too white). They are all in Medina and Bellevue.