I oppose the proposed redevelopment of this property. It is s beautiful example of a disappearing building type; destroying the courtyard would be a shame.
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Candyce Lee Cabe
8 years ago
As a prior resident of this beloved building PLEASE save the Roy Vue
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Save this historic building!
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Jenh
8 years ago
I hate to see this happen. Please save one of Seattle’s last beautiful buildings with a gorgeous park
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Carrie Sieber
8 years ago
This building is a beautiful historic landmark that deserves to remain unchanged. Its more non affordable housing and a complete money grab. It aeserves to remain intact as.
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Reverend Susan Sanford
8 years ago
Save the historic buildings that make Seattle unique.
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Barbara Burrill
8 years ago
Save this beauty! The city need family-sized apartments.
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Kathy Huang
8 years ago
Please save this
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Robby Dillon
8 years ago
Please save this beautiful, historic, brick building.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
I would be in favor of preserving the façade and 5x'ing the # of units IF they were subsidized with housing vouchers for those who need affordable housing.
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Laura
8 years ago
I spent a month living in this beautiful building. It should be preserved!
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Adam Appleton
8 years ago
There’s enough new developments and too few historical spaces in this neighborhood.. let’s keep the heart of the Hill alive.
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Samantha Corcoran
8 years ago
Please don’t destroy this beautiful historic building and grounds.
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Richard Rogosch
8 years ago
As an architect buildings like these can be repurposed and still save their importance. Responsible development should be of the most paramount in historical areas.
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Lisa Kuhn
8 years ago
Having a peaceful environment is invaluable. Leave these residents be. Preserve the Roy Vue and its courtyard as it is.
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Kelly Gilmore
8 years ago
The Roy Vue is a beautiful, historic building with long term tenants who contribute to the community and city. Micro units are outrageously expensive and house mostly short term tech workers. This destroys the neighborhood, doesn’t add to it. I would happily support this building being demoed for Housing First Units, or anything that supports low income folks to stay in the neighborhood, but not this.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Keep this part of Seattle history. It's important to all of our history.
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Whiting Tennis
8 years ago
PLEASE SAVE THIS BEAUTIFUL BUILDING, INSIDE AND OUT BY GRANTING IT LANDMARK STATUS.
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Josephine Lowry
8 years ago
Ruining a historic building and creating more micro apartments for profit is deplorable.
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Nicole Mack
8 years ago
I have always loved this building. Please don’t destroy it.
I oppose the proposed redevelopment of this property. It is s beautiful example of a disappearing building type; destroying the courtyard would be a shame.
As a prior resident of this beloved building PLEASE save the Roy Vue
Save this historic building!
I hate to see this happen. Please save one of Seattle’s last beautiful buildings with a gorgeous park
This building is a beautiful historic landmark that deserves to remain unchanged. Its more non affordable housing and a complete money grab. It aeserves to remain intact as.
Save the historic buildings that make Seattle unique.
Save this beauty! The city need family-sized apartments.
Please save this
Please save this beautiful, historic, brick building.
I would be in favor of preserving the façade and 5x'ing the # of units IF they were subsidized with housing vouchers for those who need affordable housing.
I spent a month living in this beautiful building. It should be preserved!
There’s enough new developments and too few historical spaces in this neighborhood.. let’s keep the heart of the Hill alive.
Please don’t destroy this beautiful historic building and grounds.
As an architect buildings like these can be repurposed and still save their importance. Responsible development should be of the most paramount in historical areas.
Having a peaceful environment is invaluable. Leave these residents be. Preserve the Roy Vue and its courtyard as it is.
The Roy Vue is a beautiful, historic building with long term tenants who contribute to the community and city. Micro units are outrageously expensive and house mostly short term tech workers. This destroys the neighborhood, doesn’t add to it. I would happily support this building being demoed for Housing First Units, or anything that supports low income folks to stay in the neighborhood, but not this.
Keep this part of Seattle history. It's important to all of our history.
PLEASE SAVE THIS BEAUTIFUL BUILDING, INSIDE AND OUT BY GRANTING IT LANDMARK STATUS.
Ruining a historic building and creating more micro apartments for profit is deplorable.
I have always loved this building. Please don’t destroy it.