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Funding for Pike Market Expansion Approved

The Seattle City Council has green-lighted $34M for the expansion of Pike Place Market. The entire project, which will cost $73M, will add more selling spaces, along with 300 underground parking spots. It will also expand the market's walking space, according to CBS Seattle. The balance of the funding will come from state and private sources. [CBS]

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