Over the next few years Seattle’s “Midtown” district may experience a spate of new construction activity from several new high-rise developments under proposal. "Midtown", a name created by a condo marketing executive, is roughly the area where Denny Triangle, Belltown and the Retail District converge. One of the projects in particular will provide a refreshing change to Seattle’s skyline.

1. Escala: 30-story upscale condominium. Developer: Lexas Companies.
2. Pagoda Tower: 40-story hotel/condo with 200 hotel rooms, 200 condos, part of a 1/2 block $900 million development. The 500′ project includes a 9-level hotel, a 30-level condominium and ground-floor retail space. Developer: Multi Capital / Hummingbird Advisors.
3. Heron Tower (5th & Stewart): 46-story 5-star hotel/condo with 190 hotel rooms and 175 condos, part of a 1/2 block $900 million development. Construction is slated to start either 2nd Qtr of 2008 or 2009. Developer: Multi Capital / Hummingbird Advisors. Architect: Ismael Leyva Architects of New York.
Multi Capital is the financial backer for the 45-story Trump Tower Philadelphia project currently under construction.
Heron Tower Rendering:

4. 2105 6th Ave: Two 24-story apartment towers with 600 units. Construction is expected to start in early 2009 with a late 2010 completion date. Developer: Pine Street Group. Architect: GGLO.
5. 7th at Westlake: 45-story office/condo tower with 365 units on the upper floors. Developer: Clise Properties.
6. The Martin: 23-story condo tower with 172 units. On hold. Developer: Vulcan.
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Cities all over are doing that. Giving a new name to an area and trend it up a bit. I have a page for "downtown" Las Vegas on my site. Basically the same thing. BUT the city is giving huge incentives to business owners and residents to get with the program. Its actually becoming a really nice area and values are going up. -Charles
Do you think you'll be able to get a martini at the Martin?