Wave Market

The Wave Market is a mixed-use development, consisting of a group of luxury condos as well as a shopping mall. It is located in the eastern section of Downtown Newisle, next to the Newisle Parliament.

The Wave Market offers views of Highfield and Downtown Newisle, which makes it a desirable place to live. It is likely the houses are very expensive, and they are decorated very similarly regardless of where they are located. The market also has it's own subway station, serving the U-2, U-3, and S-1 lines.

Exterior
The entire design, and exterior, of the building is rather complex. Above-ground, it is built predominantly out of white concrete and black-stained glass, with nether bricks on top of the homes in an effort to hold greenery areas, including gardens.

The building is built as three above-ground levels. Each level contains a group of homes, separated by a small path between them. The levels are accessible through a group of stairs on the north side. There is also a group of houses accessible from behind the staircases. The sub-level of the building is known as the Wave Market and contains stores and a few more houses.

The exterior of the building is designed to look overgrown and "green", with vines and fake trees hugging the outer walls. This is in contrast with it's inner areas, which are much more clean in nature.

Wave Market Station
The Wave Market Station is a large interchange station, located at the Wave Market. The Wave Market itself is served by the S-1 line, but the U-2 and U-3 lines also interchange here. The S-1 line, since it is elevated, has a staircase leading to a small building, which in turn has it's own staircase leading to the underground U-3 line.

The S-1 line is bordered by Highfield Station to the east and Greenwich Station to the west. The U-3 line is bordered by Parliament Station, to the north, and Halcyon Station to the southwest. The U-2 line is only bordered by Eterna Station, as it is the end of the line.

Wave Market
The Wave Market itself is a sub-level, designed as a sort of indoor shopping mall. It is accessible through entrances on all sides of the building. It's design is recognizably different than the exterior; for one, it has a large path made of black concrete powder and lined by nether bricks. It also has sea lantern lighting, illuminating it even at night. There are also four additional condos accessible from this level.

Here is a list of every business found in the Wave Market, including chains:

Restaurants

 * Street Meat Co.
 * Masatoshi Sushi

Stores

 * An ocean of potions.
 * Soundwaves

Condos
There are a total of 16 homes (described as condos) inside the Wave Market. Each home is designed effectively the same: a singular room, usually containing a few books, a table, and a kitchen, as well as a couch & TV. There are two isolated rooms, with a large bed. The second "room" is a more open balcony, with an artificial tree on some grass.

The houses are named by signs outside their door; the units are named with three numbers after a letter. The letter changes depending on the level (Levels 1 & 2 are B-levels, while 3 is an A-level), and the first number is the floor (for example, 2). The final two numbers indicate the order the houses are in from left-to-right. An example is B-204; it is on level 2 (B-2) and the fourth house from the left (04).