Wall St, Belltown

The name can be somewhat decieving because this is not your New York City Wall Street. Seattle's Wall Street is scattered with businesses, a few dining options, and red brick apartments. New condos and high rise apartment complexes are popping up all the time but until they get the traffic sorted out in this area, it is not a place I would recommend living. I've witnessed too many side swipes to count (as can be par for any street in Seattle). If traveling to Seattle, you will find several hotels along Wall Street.

Slightly farther from the downtown but closer to the Space Needle, Wall Street boasts all of the conveniences of being close to downtown with less traffic. Wall Street has restaurants, shops, hotels, bars and entertainment. It is speckled with large apartment buildings, seasonal colored trees and beautiful red brick buildings.