Hilltop is a cultural hub of
local art, parks, food, festivals, and friendly community
Walk out your front door to coffee shops, bakeries, neighborhood eateries, and shopping. Walk or bike to the farmer’s market or People’s Rec Center. With the recent opening of the Hilltop Tacoma Link light rail extension, the Hilltop is more connected and desirable than ever before. Hop on the light rail for a short ride to downtown Tacoma and the Stadium District.
Residents value the distinctive and stable character of the Hilltop Business District as an important component of the
neighborhood’s identity. The Kellogg-Sicker Building (aka Browne’s Star Grill), Pochert Building, and Courtney Building are all century old emblems of the Hilltop’s roots. Today, the Hilltop has emerged as a sought-after home for residents, small businesses, civic and religious organizations, and public-private development partnerships.
Housing Hilltop combats gentrification by adding 231 stunning, long-term affordable apartments to the local housing market in the heart of the Hilltop neighborhood.
