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Downtown Seattle
A snapshot profile of the neighborhood. Information is derived from the 1990 U.S. Census unless otherwise noted.

The numbers

Homesteaded: 1852

Square miles: .43

Population: 2,407

Median income: $54,531

Median house value: $187,500

Median apartment rent: $857
(1997 Dupre & Scott Apartment Advisors)

Parks: 4

Housing units: 1,524


The people

Pie chart showing ethnic breakdown of population

Median age: 40.4

Enrolled in public school (K-12): 46

Completed four-year college or higher: 25 percent

Below poverty level: 41.2 percent

Home ownership: 29 percent

Renters: 71 percent

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HEADLINES
Saturday, November 22, 1997

Amid the hustle and bustle, there's a neighborhood with feeling

Downtown's crime rate has risen slightly in recent years

Arts institutions lead downtown uptown (Aug. 20, 1998)

First Avenue steps up

Downtown now the 'cool place to live' (Aug. 21, 1998)

Malls don't have this kind of character (Aug. 20, 1998)

Downtown close but not quite the shopping mecca it aspires to be (Aug. 20, 1998)

Upcoming 'amazing' era of construction could make Seattle truly sleepless (Aug. 20, 1998)

24 hours in the heart of downtown (Aug. 20, 1998)

Competition changed face of retail core (Aug. 20, 1998)

Nordstrom: Shiny new flagship invites exploration (Aug. 20, 1998)

Nordstrom: Shoe store establishes a foothold for retail dynasty (Aug. 20, 1998)

Pacific Place looking up: Up-upscale, that is (Aug. 20, 1998)

Flagship fever has caught on at The Bon (Aug. 20, 1998)

Jon Hahn: Hours are a grind, but couple see all of life at espresso cart

Scenes of Downtown Seattle

Downtown Seattle historical album

Downtown Seattle by the numbers


Nearby communities:

First Hill

International District

Pike Place Market

Pioneer Square

Denny Regrade

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