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Real Estate Buzz
 Nat Levy Real Estate Reporter |
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April 18, 2013
Real Estate Buzz: U District's future is taller and denser
By NAT LEVY
Real Estate Reporter
Real Estate Reporter
Sound Transit won't open a light rail station in the University District until 2021, but the city is already working on a rezone that would allow taller buildings in the area.
The Seattle Department of Planning and Development is working with a large and diverse group of stakeholders — residents, business owners, university officials and others — to learn what the community wants the U District to look like in the future.
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