SeaTac takes its name from the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport that sits at its center. Located in King County, Washington, this suburban community puts residents between Seattle and Tacoma, offering access to both cities' employment and entertainment options.

The city features several established neighborhoods with rental options. Angle Lake includes a park offering swimming, fishing, and boating opportunities. McMicken Heights and Bow Lake neighborhoods feature residential streets with rental homes and townhomes, and many properties offer views of Mount Rainier when weather permits. Two Link light rail stations connect SeaTac to downtown Seattle and the University of Washington, making public transit a convenient option for commuters.

The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and related industries anchor the local economy, with Alaska Airlines maintaining its headquarters in the city. The location near Interstate 5 and Highway 99 connects residents to employment centers throughout the Puget Sound region. North SeaTac Park spans 165 acres and includes walking trails and sports facilities, providing outdoor recreation space within city limits.