The Pike/Pine corridor in Seattle runs from Interstate 5 to 15th Ave E and is named after the two parallel commercial strips that form it. The corridor is home to diverse groups and interests ranging from artists to software developers, cupcakes to noodles, and bars to music venues. The mostly young, urban dwellers in Pike/Pine corridor have influenced the type of retailers in the community. This is Seattle’s hip neighborhood and is home to Melrose Market, high density residential properties, Seattle Central University and much more. Walking through the corridor, you’ll find an array of hip breweries, restaurants and bars, high quality coffee shops, and boutique retail shops. It’s also a nationally recognized hub of arts nonprofits, independent businesses and pleasant walkability all less than 1 mile from Seattle’s downtown core.