The Curbed Cup, Curbed Seattle annual Neighborhood of the Year tournament, begins today. The deserving candidates will be presented in two match-ups per day through the week, with results reviewed on Friday. Polls are open for 24 hours, starting now!
Our first match-up of the day pits two a very large neighborhood and a very small neighborhood head-to-head.
Photo: Greg Dunlap
In this corner…Queen Anne. Sure, when you say Queen Anne, that cover's a lot of ground. Upper Queen Anne? East Queen Anne? North Queen Anne? We're just gonna call it Queen Anne and just celebrate it as a whole. Not just a place where all the families live, we've spotted many awesome residences in these parts. And if you want to live in a place that used to be a school, this is basically your hot spot. Of course, not everyone's on board with the development there but it does seem like everyone sure does want to live there.
Photo: Talon672
In the other corner…Green Lake. The center of North Seattle isn't just a great place to be when the big earthquake hits. It seems to be an eco-friendly construction haven, not to mention a burgeoning haven for top-notch restaurants. Do a lap around the lake and you're bound to find something for you.
So, which neighborhood moves on to the Elite Eight?
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