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Live/Work Lofts in Seattle?

April 11th, 2008 · Comments · By Matt

I got an email the other day from a reader looking for live/work loft units.

There are a few on the market:

But what other buildings offer live/work units?

  • The Klee
  • Mosler Lofts
  • Trio

?

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Tags: Gallery · Mosler Lofts · The Klee · Trio

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  • Hey Matt, just for the record I actually personally didn't post that entry above. I've been retired from real estate for that past year and half, my business was given over to my partner who runs the website. Not that it matters at this late point in time but I was looking for something else and this post came up in Google. Given that it's a variation on a Wordpress theme, I'm sure there are many sites out there with similar structures. In the beginning of 2008 when these posts were made I wasn't even in the business....

    I do think your site has a lot of good information on it and when my site was really active years ago it had a completely different perspective.
  • blueskyguy
    I don't get it - are we playing 'Where's Waldo'?Other than similarity in name, there is no appreciable resemblance whatsoever between the two websites. And to be blunt, there is not much to steal from a site that is essentially a static infomercial. Sorry Heather, looks like you got voted off the island :) .
  • Seth
    Heather, please help me understand why you think anybody in their right mind would want to plagiarize a condo brokerage blog in times like this?
  • Michael
    heather just got pwned! haha
  • Andre
    I think this is just a publicity stunt by Heather to get some traffic to her site.
  • jo
    heather - your site hasn't had a single comment in the last six months..what makes you think someone would even want to copy your site?
  • jo
    urbnlivn > urbanlivingseattle
  • Mark W
    I don't know either Matt or Heather, but re the layouts, 3-column blogs are rather common. Matt's main content is to the left. Heather's is in the middle, resembling James Stroupe's blog (I don't know him, either) a lot more than Matt's, who's blog layout is more like Ben's (nope, don't know him, either).

    Of course, with three columns, there are only so many choices for where to put the primary content.
  • I see your point. I understand these are templates that people download what I don't understand is how you seem to change your layout when I change mine.

    The one I currently have, I haven't had for that long and you didn't have this until after I had mine but this isn't the first situation where this has occured. I'm sure you remember before. But thanks for clearing that up for me.
  • Hi Heather,

    I'm using a Cutline 3 Column Right Wordpress Theme slightly modified with a banner image taken by my friend. The theme I'm using has been downloaded by about 8000 people. Looks like you're using a modified 3 Column Cutline Split downloaded by about 50,000 people. So I'm surely not the only one who has a similar looking site to yours!

    Truth be told I haven't checked out your site in a long time. I did check out Ben and Wendy's blog to ensure I wasn't too similar to them as I view them as my main "competition."

    I wish I could have had a graphic designer do a custom theme and then hire a web developer to do a custom theme implementation but this website is a hobby not a business and so I didn't bother investing the money.

    Given the similarities of our domain names I see why you may be concerned but I don't think anyone will mistake my ranting for a real estate brokerage. Plus, given how hard my domain name is to spell you really have to know how to get here.
  • I'm curious, did you learn how to steal my design layouts and ideas or is it something you do naturally?
  • There are some going in near Ravenna and Roosevelt too.
  • There are several other work-loft locations out there. And a large number of small condo buildings have created retail space on the bottom floors to meet design and zoning requirements. These are often vacant for a long period of time because demand is low for them. City planners don't always care if there is a market for something they mandate.

    Stadium Lofts will be coming up and will have some great work-loft options

    Westlake 2200 had some along the 9th and Lenora streets. But those are long gone.

    Up north, Bagley Lofts had some great work-lofts in the center of Wallingford. They occasionally come on the market.

    I'm sure there are others, I just can't think of them now.
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