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Grocery stores, dining, nightlife, entertainment, parks… it’s all just steps from home! Pick up dinner from Whole Foods, browse the South Lake Union Saturday Market at Denny Park, catch a Broadway show at the Paramount Theatre, enjoy a myriad of dining and bar options… all of this and so much more are merely blocks (or less) away! For those who love getting out and taking advantage of all that the city has to offer, you just cannot beat a central and convenient location like this. Pike Place Market, the Space Needle, Lake Union, Capitol Hill, and so much more are all less than 1 mile from home… the best of the best that the city has to offer is easily within reach!

If you work in South Lake Union or in Downtown Seattle, Denny Triangle offers a dream commute. For a reference point, you’re only 0.2 miles to the Amazon Spheres, and for anything farther than that, you can hop on the streetcar, grab one of the many bus lines in the neighborhood, or jump on the Light Rail train at Westlake (which is just 0.4 miles away). When you do need to drive somewhere, you can connect to Interstate-5 (and the I-5 Express) in just 4 minutes.

Denny Triangle is one of Seattle’s most resilient neighborhoods when it comes to investments, and Denny Triangle real estate has gone up by just 20% this year alone. (Yes, you read that right.) If you’re currently renting and you’re on the fence about buying, consider this: The average rent in this neighborhood will end up costing you $51,000/year. In 3 years, you’ve also spent $153,000 on rent… and at this point, you can’t sell your rental, and you can’t get any tax write-offs. You might as well have bought at that rate! Not sure you’ll want to live there in a few years? The Cosmopolitan allows rentals—move out and keep this condo as an investment property!

For those who already have experience owning condos, you know how important it is for your building to have a healthy reserve fund. The Cosmopolitan is 72% funded, which is *incredible* and absolutely unheard of when it comes to condo buildings (we usually see buildings at around 30-40%). The Cosmopolitan has $2 million+ in reserves, so there is a very low chance of a special assessment happening. The building is very well-managed these days, and they are continually making improvements to the building itself.