Neighborhood: Pioneer Square
Year Built: 1905
Number of Floors: 6
Number of Units: 69
Stadium Lofts was originally built in 1905 and will still maintain it’s historic character. The building will feature almost 17′ high ceilings and updated counters, stainless appliancesses and two story windows. The square footage is generous compared to most other downtown projects and centrally located near entertainment and transportation.
Today’s Market Update are additions and changes that have occurred with the Multiple Listing Service from the time last posted (maximum of 3 days).
New Listings = 11
1 2200 Westlake | 1 Asia Condominium | 1 Carbon 56 | 2 Cosmopolitan | 4 GALLERY | 1 Tobira | 1 The Vine
Price Changes = 3
1 5th and Madison (increase) | 1 Cosmopolitan (decrease) | 1 Site 17 (decrease)
Pendings = 3
1 5th and Madison | 1 80 S. Jackson | 1 Alexandria
SOLD = 8
1 81 Vine | 1 Banner Building | 1 Belltown Court | 2 Cosmopolitan | 2 Madison Tower | 1 The Vine
*Interesting sales today for 2 Madison Tower condos. 1 sold for $975,00 and the other for $4,500,000. Another congratulations to whoever closed on the Banner Building condo.
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I tried to find a delicous photo of the wall covered in thousands of people’s chewing gum in Seattle’s Post Alley, but I couldn’t seem to find one that looked as tasty as it may have been to those who have contributed over the years. I had to blog about it because it’s just one of those things you have to see. Apparently the wall started in the 90’s when patrons would use gum to anchor coins to the wall while waiting to buy theater tickets. I’m sure the Alibi Room may have some good stories about it. To get the best look I recommend checking out a virtual tour of the gum wall by VRSeattle.com. Be sure to stop at the Alibi for a drink when visting in person (it’s the dark entry you can see by doing a 180 turn in the VR).
In my research, it also appears that Seattle isn’t the only city facinated by sticking gum on a wall. I also found there’s another in San Luis Obispo and Greenville Ohio. Humans trip me out sometimes. Of course, who am I digging for clues on it’s origin? At least the video of the guy licking the wall makes me feel better about my simple curiousity.
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