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My apologies for this thread topic! I Honestly thought they would be somewhat closer in comparison.
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I honestly can't think of anywhere besides Midtown Manhattan that can compare with Lower Manhattan. Seattle is not even remotely close. Sorry to harp on this, I'll stop now
But really it's about south of 14th, at least, though I've also heard 23rd and even 30th. I guess I'll let somebody from NYC comment though. It is much much bigger than Wall Street though.
I grew up in Manhattan (Northern Tip, not DT), but I would consider downtown, other than a direction, to be south of 14th. To me, The Village, SoHo, etc were all "downtown neighborhoods". If that is the case, IMO, that is the greatest urban area in the country.
I grew up in Manhattan (Northern Tip, not DT), but I would consider downtown, other than a direction, to be south of 14th. To me, The Village, SoHo, etc were all "downtown neighborhoods". If that is the case, IMO, that is the greatest urban area in the country.
nah, i like that map. there's a point when you leave the "midtown" vibe and that's in the 20's for streets imo
The fact that Downtown Seattle is such a nice place really spoils any legitimate claim to a downright landslide for any NEern downtown except New York. Its totally plausible for someone to prefer DT Seattle over Philly and Boston and said person would have very little difficulty making a clear case as to why.
Of course, this is an inconvenient truth.
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