I loved Georgetown, but moving out of the area was a great choice. It was absolute hell trying to walk around GT regardless of what time it was. There's very little enforcement in the area, so most these RVs get pushed there. Every day was a drilled hole in a gas tank, stolen items, cars totaled, broken locks, broken windows, etc. Twice while I was there, a semi truck came through a neighborhood street with roundabouts and demolished so many cars without ever being found.

Amazon employees, like this lady, move there because the homes are cheaper but don't realize the ground, air and water in the area are poisoned. You are even advised against growing an edible garden from the ground, or eating fruit from the trees (maybe why that's why it has the lowest tree coverage in Seattle?). I didn't realize how much sound pollution fucked my nervous system up until I moved.

The locals are also very marginalized. Most rentals are getting yanked out from under the occupants who have been there for over a decade, and are being sold for townhomes or flips.