Booming development set to change Seattle's look

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http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/273...downtown14.html

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Right now, living downtown can be difficult. Without grocery stores or public schools, downtown residents must commute for even basic living needs.

All that's about to change, Joncas said. Infrastructure moves in when people move in; it's hard to say which comes first.

"It's sort of a chicken and egg thing," she said.

It starts in October: Whole Foods Market will open a new location at 2200 Westlake Ave., a nearly finished condo complex on the edge of the Denny Triangle neighborhood.