Considering a home in Kirkland, WA? Kirkland real estate offers something increasingly rare on the Eastside — genuine waterfront lifestyle, a walkable downtown, and Google's major engineering campus, all at a median price below Bellevue. Whether you're drawn to the lakefront parks, the boutique dining scene, or the proximity to both Seattle and Redmond's tech corridors, Kirkland consistently punches above its weight.
Maggie Sun is a top Kirkland real estate agent with strong local knowledge across all key neighborhoods. The Kirkland housing market remains competitive — homes receive an average of 1 offer and sell in around 22 days. The median sale price was $1.3M last month, an 8.9% adjustment year-over-year, creating a measured window of opportunity for prepared buyers.
91,614 (2023)
$143,533 (2023)
61.9% (2023)
$1,300,000
Google (Kirkland campus), EvergreenHealth, INRIX, Bluetooth SIG, Ziply Fiber.

Downtown / Moss Bay
Walkable waterfront core, dining, condo & townhome options

Juanita
Parks & beaches, mix of townhomes/condos/SF homes

Houghton
Close to 520, lake views, established single-family streets

Norkirk
Near downtown & schools, classic craftsman homes

Highlands
Quiet residential feel, trail access & community parks
Lakefront lifestyle – Beaches, marinas, and sunset strolls on Lake Washington
Tech energy – Major engineering hub presence (Google Kirkland campus)
Regional healthcare – EvergreenHealth medical center in Kirkland
Trails & parks – Waterfront paths, Juanita Beach & Cross-Kirkland Corridor
Boutique downtown – Local shops, cafes, art, and year-round events
Kirkland is primarily served by the Lake Washington School District (LWSD), one of Washington’s top-performing districts. For 2025–26, LWSD reports ~30,882 students across ~57 schools and top-tier academic outcomes.
We cover the full Greater Seattle and Eastside market — including Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Sammamish, Mercer Island, Bothell, Renton, Newcastle, Woodinville, and Issaquah.
If you're buying or selling anywhere across King or Snohomish County, we have you covered.
You don't have to — but you absolutely should.
In Washington State, buyer representation costs you nothing since the seller pays both commissions.
What you gain is an advocate legally obligated to protect your interests and negotiate on your behalf.
We closed 160 homes totaling $220M+ in 2025 and were recognized as a Top 5 Group in the KW Northwest Region.
Our multilingual team, 60,000+ social media following, and full-service marketing approach give buyers and sellers advantages most agents simply can't offer.
Possibly — and a 30-minute conversation will tell you for sure.
Readiness is less about timing the market and more about financial preparation and life goals.
Yes — absolutely.
Relocation is one of our specialties and we work with remote buyers regularly, including virtual tours, video walkthroughs, and digital document signing.
Yes — significantly more.
Every listing receives professional photography, a tailored social media campaign across our follower network, and a data-backed pricing strategy.
For buyers, no — our services are completely free since commissions are paid by the seller.
For sellers, our structure is transparent and competitive.
Maggie Real Estate Group provides local expertise, data-driven insights, and personalized guidance.
Contact us today to get started.