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Old Posted Jul 24, 2008, 3:43 PM
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I keep telling my grandma to hold on to her house since she's a quarter mile from all this (I see her house in several images above).

Anyway, 9 stories seems a bit too tall unless there's going to be a progression or taller. It's a little too out of step from the 6 story standard this area looks to have.

Although I must say, 9 stories is what led to the taller stuff in the Pearl in Portland!

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my favorite neighborhoods in san fransisco, seattle, and even nyc have very few 400 footers and quite a few 4-8 story buildings right on the sidewalk.
Pioneer square, lower queen anne and Cap Hill? P^2 isn't changing much, but LQA and Cap Hill are upzoning every lot to 6 stories to give it an even stronger push in the direction of what you like "and more".

The retail core and denny triangle are going from the 4-8 story building feel to 400 footers pretty rapidly.
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