Archive for the ‘Belltown’ Category

Seattle is home to one of the oldest and longest-running farmer’s markets, Pike Place. Since August 17, 1907, Seattleites and visitors have bought fresh, local produce, seafood and sundries year-round at Pike Place Market. That our city grew up around these markets featuring the best from local farmers, it only stands to reason many Seattle [...]

One of Seattle’s oldest neighborhoods, Belltown (or Denny Regrade) is also one of its most dynamic. A transformation has occurred in recent years as young professionals, middle-aged empty nesters and others have relocated here. Approximately 13,000 Belltown residents represent the largest residential base of any downtown neighborhood. No longer a gritty, inner-city neighborhood, Belltown is [...]