Yesterday Seattle University
received the approval from the City Council for a plan that would more
than double the school’s square footage of campus space on Broadway
& Madison St. Right now the University is spread across 2.04 million
sf of the 4.8 acre campus. According to the Daily Journal of Commerce,
the school’s master plan is designed to stimulate growth of the
University over the next 10-20 years, and by 2028 the school hopes to
add 2.1 million sf of classrooms, parking, housing, retail and other
buildings.
The plan includes taller buildings, and expansion of the campus’ boundary lines, and campus officials have said that the plan is necessary in preparation for the projected growth of the university; an estimated 2,500 students by 2028. Will this affect the cost of rent in the area? Most likely, but officials will have plans for housing to accommodate the influx of students who want to live on campus as well. The city’s approval doesn’t necessary approve any specific projects, but does allow the University to continue planning.
The plan includes taller buildings, and expansion of the campus’ boundary lines, and campus officials have said that the plan is necessary in preparation for the projected growth of the university; an estimated 2,500 students by 2028. Will this affect the cost of rent in the area? Most likely, but officials will have plans for housing to accommodate the influx of students who want to live on campus as well. The city’s approval doesn’t necessary approve any specific projects, but does allow the University to continue planning.
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