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Save The Roy Vue

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Erika Kennedy
8 years ago

Enough is enough with destroying beautiful spaces in Seattle only to replace them with overpriced housing that only tech and 6 figure salaried employees can afford.

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Samara Burnett
8 years ago

This building is worth more than money. It creates community and connection to beauty, history, and place. Think again. Save this for our community.

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Pam Williams
8 years ago

So little left of old Seattle. Dividing this will not creatmore homes for people only divide them more as neighbors. Shame on the greed

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Shea Conley
8 years ago

Please don’t ruin my dreams of one day living in this beautiful & historic building!!!

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Carl Bronsdon
8 years ago

The city of Seattle is letting development ruin the character of all of its neighborhoods, putting business and density over the quality of life , affordability and character of the city, shame on them.

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Rebecca Mack
8 years ago

Don’t be idiots, please please

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Joan Golston
8 years ago

The character of Capitol Hill requires the preservation of stellar examples of the nature of life in prior years - apartments of elegance, with the communities that form within those structures. The Roy Vue should be preserved as it is.

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Chris Wood
8 years ago

Please consider the importance of this historical landmark and the amazing community this will be affecting.

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Tim Tendick
8 years ago

Do you want Seattle to BE Amazon? That would be self-destruction.

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Lauren Ireland
8 years ago

The Roy Vue was originally built to alleviate urban crowding with a floor plan that encourages air flow, a courtyard garden that promotes health and community, and a gracious design that lets multigenerational families find comfort and peace at home. That makes the proposed demolition--and the build out of 147 exorbitantly expensive microunits--even more horrifying.

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Stephen Danos
8 years ago

I have friends who call the Roy Vue home. I believe it is one of (if not the most) impressive buildings in Capitol Hill. It would be a real shame for it to be gutted and converted into ridiculously overpriced micro-units. I am also a resident of Capitol Hill, and if the developers get away with this, it will cause irreversible harm to the neighboring rental market. I stand with the Roy Vue residents.

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brian Howard
8 years ago

i lived in this beautiful place for three years loved every day. Many relaxing courtyard drinks and meals. friends and family loved the building. would be a tragedy to see this ruined.

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Sarah Williams
8 years ago

Cmon Seattle. Progressive doesn't have to mean cheap and new. Work with what you have. Restore. Keep at least a fraction of aesthetic.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Please keep the little history that we have left in Seattle alive!!

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Kourtnie baker
8 years ago

The neighborhood can’t support that many units not to mention destroying a last of its kind landmark is just greed

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Devin Silvernail
8 years ago

Tenants shouldn't be displaced just so a few rich people can get richer by cramming people into smaller more expensive boxes.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Please don’t turn the Roy Vue into unaffordable Apartments.

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Pam Johnson
8 years ago

This will do nothing to create long-term affordability and is just a developer's dream. Preserve this beautiful building which has been a home for so many.

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vanessa vanya
8 years ago

Please save this historical building!

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Sascha Mercer
8 years ago

Please save this stunning building!