Smartphones have changed how people live,
and at The LINE, that means easy access to your home with Butterfly MX
technology. This apartment complex in Shoreline, WA
offers seamless connectivity throughout the building, so you’re always online
where it matters most. Paying rent? You’ll love earning BILT rewards, turning
an everyday expense into points for travel, fitness, and more. Looking for
convenience? Retail space is on the way, putting essentials just steps from
your front door. Choose from studio, 1, or 2 bedroom floorplans, all designed
to fit a modern, connected lifestyle. Everything here works together to make
your day a little easier and your living experience a whole lot better.
The History of Shoreline, Washington
Shoreline wasn’t always the bustling suburb
it is today. Back in the day, it was mostly farmland and small communities,
with a lot of the area originally developed for logging. In the 1950s, the city
began to grow as more people started moving in, drawn by its proximity to
Seattle. Over time, Shoreline became its own city, officially incorporated in
1995. The city’s early growth was fueled by families looking for a quieter,
suburban lifestyle while still being close to the big city. Today, Shoreline
combines its historic roots with modern growth, making it an attractive place
to live, with both old neighborhoods and new developments.
Cromwell Park in Shoreline, Washington
If you’re looking for a peaceful place to
relax, Cromwell Park is a solid choice. Located in a quiet part of Shoreline,
this park is perfect for a casual walk or a picnic. You’ll find plenty of green
space, and the playground is great if you have little ones with you. The
walking path winds through the park, offering a calm atmosphere, and the
surrounding trees give it a nice, natural vibe. It’s not huge, but it’s
well-kept and has a nice neighborhood feel. Whether you’re stopping by for a
few minutes or planning a longer stay, it’s a spot that’s easy to enjoy on a
sunny day.
BECU To Open New Shoreline Branch
BECU opening a new branch in Shoreline seems like a positive move for both the credit union and the community. With more than 18,000 members in the area, it makes sense they’d expand to meet growing demand. The new branch, with its drive-up ATM and video banking services, is convenient for people who value quick, efficient banking. Plus, the ability to get help with more complicated services like mortgages and business accounts is a nice bonus. It’s also good to see BECU continuing to grow, not just in size but in leadership, with the recent addition of new executives. This expansion could offer more personalized service to local members while making banking a bit easier for everyone in Shoreline.
