Seattle's "Lusty Lady" Has a Good News Week

Did I start something? A week ago, I mentioned Seattle's venerable peep-show palace, leering at the Seattle Art Museum from across the street, a few feet away from the Four Seasons luxury hotel and condominium complex that's now under construction.
Yesterday, "Lusty" got national attention in the even more venerable Wall Street Journal:
In Seattle...the 149-room Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences under construction will offer its 36 homeowners access to all hotel services, including the spa, pool, room service, personal shopping, valet and 24-hour concierge service. For those services, buyers are paying between $2.5 million and $10 million for apartments that range from 1,300 square feet for a one-bedroom to 10,000 square feet for a customizable floor plan, despite being next door to the Lusty Lady strip club.
...or maybe because of it?
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