By Meghan Hall Seattle’s downtown, like most urban cores, is often described as dynamic, urban and young. Developers are constantly looking for ways to appeal to the young professional demographic that yearns to be within walking distance of everything, from transportation to entertainment to eateries and cafes. With millennial habits and values often dominating the […]
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