New Condominium Developments in Seattle

This converted apartment building was built in the 1930’s. It has tons of period charm and details like brick, marble, and crown moldings along with new amenities such as stainless steel appliances and fixtures. The 34 unit building has 3 floors and is very close to Seattle Center. Queen’s Court Condos has a variety of studios and 1-bedrooms with prices starting from the mid $200,000's. The Pittsburg across the street promises to be another great conversion too.

38 floor, 138 unit high-rise condominium rising up in the heart of Seattle with stunning views overlooking the Pike Place Market. Incredible details and finishes will appoint these large luxury units. Units will have the option of enclosed sunrooms with large opening windows to give you that exposed outdoor feeling without having wasted deck space.

This exciting project should start construction soon. It will have 5 floors of retail space and a boutique hotel named “The 1 Hotel” (8 floors) above that. These are referred to as City Suites and will be available for purchase, although they be mostly reserved at this time. The top 8 floors (floors 14-21) will be residential condos and will have a total of 31 units. It's located just west of the old Bon Marche parking garage, which has been purchased by this developer for re-development and updating, and will take up half a block. There will be a very large spa/sports club integrated just above the retail level. Amenities will be substantial. And with the extensive shops and restaurants, this will be a great place to be.

This 39-story tower located in the heart of Seattle's thriving business and theater district will include a 16-story hotel with condominiums above. Amenities include 10,000-square-foot spa and fitness center, 20,000 square feet of meeting space, and a 5,000-square-foot outdoor garden terrace. The building is expected to start construction in late 2005 or early 2006 with completion expected in early 2008.

The Seattle Hotel Group is building a 21-story hotel and condominium project at First Avenue and Union Street. Construction has started (see webcam), and the hotel and condos could be ready for occupancy in the second half of 2007. The Four Seasons had been looking for a way back into the Seattle market ever since it lost the management contract for the Olympic Hotel, which it had operated since 1982. Another Toronto company, Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, bought the Olympic last year and took over management. The $100 million-plus tower will have 150 hotel rooms and 36 condominiums. According to the developer the restaurant, which will be managed by Four Seasons, will have a "library-living room feel," and take advantage of the site's Elliott Bay views. The luxury hotel will feature such details as a fireplace in each room.

A hip new skyscraper that will be right across the street from the Palace Kitchen and next to the Cinorama Theater. Developed by Vulcan Real Estate this promises to be all class. Current designs include a moving artistic touch on the exterior of the bottom floors where the parking levels will be. This 24-floor community will offer some amazing Sound and Lake Union Views with great amenities.

The design is for a 330 ft condo tower with 283 units with a total of 28 floors. The developer LEXAS says "it will be a new classic for downtown Seattle", whatever that means. Its supposed to be designed after period buildings in Europe and many East Coast cities with lots of detailed stonework and a grand entrance with 40 ft ceilings at the base. This classic style will merge with a more contemporary styling of floor-to-ceiling glass as you go further up. A commitment to opulence will be carried throughout the building. An entire floor will be dedicated to amenities including a theater with screening room and a catering kitchen. Prices slated to be from low 500Ks to 2+ Million, with penthouses available. The Midtown neighborhood is a great location close to Westlake Center, Belltown, and only a few blocks north will be the new Whole Foods Market. I think these luxury condos will be popular.

The most luxurious new development in town - until the Four Seasons is completed anyway. This is a classy condo-hotel project is between Pioneer Square and Pike Place Market in the heart of the culture of Seattle. It features 47 condos on floors 15-24, with the first 14 floors devoted to the Hotel 1000, a high-end boutique hotel. All parking will be done by a valet. Finishes are all high-end including gas Wolf ranges, Sub Zero refrigerators, forced air gas heat and air conditioning, etc. This is the most expensive project per square foot to date.

A 24-floor high rise condominium rising up in the heart of Seattle with a mix of studios, open 1, 1 and 2 bedroom homes available. This exciting new condominium will be directly across the street from the Seattle Public Library and will have corridor views of Puget Sound and Mt. Rainier. The interior design will have some industrial elements such as extra high ceilings, open flowing floorplans, and exposed mechanical components.

Meritage is the perfect blend of "street smarts" and "architectural savvy", and represents sophistication to the discerning eye and perhaps even a hint of Frank Lloyd Wright (with a twist). The Capitol Hill area continues to be one of the most desirable locations due to it's proximity to the amenities of downtown as well as having it's own cultural personality blending diversity "urban chic". It is within walking distance to shops, restaurants, nightlife and many cultural options.

Located at 3rd and Clay in Belltown, Mosler Lofts is a concrete and steel building that is composed of 160 units with 12 floors that are mostly lofts and some townhomes. These homes range from 500-1800 sqft. With 10 ft high ceilings, hardwood floors throughout, exposed concrete ceilings, and are priced from the $200's

Site 17 is one of the most unique residential properties in Belltown. Located on Western Avenue between Battery and Wall Streets, Site 17 blends the industrial characteristics of the waterfront and neighboring buildings with the funky artistic elements that define this diverse neighborhood. The Site 17 project consists of 80 units, including studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. There are two buildings (North and South) on either side of Wall Street.

This will be a 125 unit condo building with mixed retail and work-loft style space. It's 6 floors with underground parking. Its located on the east side of Western Avenue at the corner of Denny. This is should be available in 2007.

Still in early development stages. There will be skylofts, open flats, and limited-edition townhomes. More to come...

This project is located at 159 Denny Way and will be ready for occupancy in early 2006.

Located on Western Avenue between Cedar and Clay and just a block from the Seattle Museums new Olympic Sculpture Park ? this collection of 185 condominium homes reside at the heart of the Belltowns residential neighborhood. Pricing from mid-200's to 1 million +. Breaking ground in mid-2005, these are expected to be ready for occupancy in late 2006.

Real lofts with a brownstone feel coming to 8th Avenue District of the South Lake Union area in Seattle! High ceilings, open artistic spaces, community roof, bike storage room, and other amenities for the young-at-heart. Full and Mezzanine lofts will be available. Most will have decks and fireplaces. Top units with have their own green spaces with views. This 90 unit building will feature eco-friendly building standards. Should be opening around Fall 2007. CHECK BACK SOON FOR PHOTOS!

The most talked about new development in town. This is the first condo-hotel project to take off in Seattle and it has been extremely popular from the moment it was announced. It's over 90% sold and has been the buzz in Seattle for a while now. With the Pan Pacific Hotel and Whole Foods as anchor tenents, this 3-tower complex with 261 condo units, retail space, and courtyards this project will set the standard for years to come.

Think of this as Phase 2 of the 2200 Westlake. Its right across the street from 2200, and will help make the new "Gateway District" a neighborhood that is even more walking-friendly. A lot of the allure of the 2200 and the 2201 is the proximity to Whole Foods, Lake Union, Pacific Place, and use of the new Seattle Streetcar. This building will offer one and two bedroom units, and "Sky Townhomes" for penthouses. Completion is slated for Fall 2008, so reservations are not even being taken yet.

208 Open flats with creative, flexible spaces. This loft-style condo will be great for artisans and others who like to design their own space. 10 floor ceilings, floor to ceiling glass, air conditioning and many units with fireplaces and views of downtown and the needle. This is where Soho meets Seattle. The new streetcar will begin at the base of the building. At the corner or Western and Denny, this will be right across from the Westlake 2200 where Whole Foods and the Pan Pacific Hotel will be located. Completion end of 2008 Units range from 700-2000 square feet and prices from 300s to over a million.

Brand new and will be very tall . This project promises to be very popular because of it's location, quality of construction, views, and price points. The Cosmopolitan will be a 34 floor building with 250 units. The first 8 floors will be parking and the condo units will begin on floor 9. So views should be available for all units. Prices will be very reasonable for what you get. 150 units from $199,900-$599,900, and 100 units from $559,900+. Not available for purchase till around August 2005, and occupancy expected around February 2007.

I have to admit, my opinion of this place has changed since Ive seen what they are doing. While this is in a great location, has QFC as a anchor tenant, and is a concrete-steel construction building, its become a project of overly stylish design rather than substance. The finishes are very sleek and trendy. But upon looking closely, the materials are not that great. All the cabinetry is quite thin veneer that will probably chip away and look worn out very quickly. My hats off to them for their marketing efforts. Theyve tapped into the hip, urban crowd and they are getting extremely heady prices for these units. But I seriously doubt the value is there. History has proved that these kind of very chic, modern designs tend to become dated very quickly, making resale tough. I would steer clear of this development if you are looking for a solid investment.

Thats Portl Over Lake Union. Situated just above Lake Unions western shore, Portl offers lake views unmatched anywhere in the city. And since its centrally located, the best of Queen Anne, Fremont, Belltown and Downtown are just minutes away. This complex is mostly sold out with only a few units remaining.

The Abbey consists of 18 prestigious homes located in one of Queen Anne's most desirable neighborhoods. The nearby park on Highland Drive, is famous for its views of the Space Needle, downtown and Elliott Bay. This building echoes the early 20th century. Opened June 2005.

Only one unit left in this newly completed project ? and its a penthouse unit! Enjoy expansive views of Downtown, Elliot Bay and the Olympic Mountains. This is the WOW-factor Belltown location you've been looking for. Slightly under 1300 square feet, this spacious unit features 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms of air conditioned comfort. Extensive use of granite and warm woods provide for a sense of relaxed elegance while floor to ceiling windows frame the spectacular views. 2 parking spaces and additional storage are also included. Call us to set up a viewing.

This project has been mostly completed and occupancy is now taking place. This is a very trendy new project with a common media room, internet lounge, and even pet facilities on the rooftop. There are starting to be re-sale units come available. One remaining penthouse priced at $2,650,000 still available.

The largest project underway in Bellevue. This is a massive 45 floor tower that will dominate the landscape when it's completed and will be one of the Eastsides most prestigious addresses. With floor-to-ceiling windows in each of the 148 luxury residences there are showcase breathtaking views from all vistas. Innovative architecture and interiors create a gracious living environment. Living atop Bellevues newest four-star hotel has its privileges, too - distinctive amenities and personalized service. With the Bellevue Art Museum next door, and some of the nation's best shopping and entertainment opportunities nearby, Lincoln Square is a neighborhood with a unique blend of culture and style

This massive luxury condo-hotel will have 360 condos in two 22-story towers in the first phase, which should begin occupancy in fall of 2007. When it is fully completed in 6-8 years, there will be five towers and the complex will cover a whole city block. With retail and office space, a health spa and athletic center, a terraced outdoor plaza with pedestrian walkways, this development is more like a whole neighborhood in downtown Bellevue. There will also be 22 townhouses with 2-car garages. Sales begin in early 2006, so call us soon if you are interested.

The Boulevard is located in the sophisticated new downtown Kirkland community, and is across the street from the Performing Arts Center on Kirkland Avenue. All units have spectacular finishes with extensive slab granite, tile, hardwoods and stainless steel appliances. This complex has distinctive architectural design by Weber + Thompson in 42 diverse home plans with contemporary style and everyday living practicality. The formal public courtyard with fountain smoothly integrates private residences with the ground floor retail streetscape. Phase 1 is sold out, other phases expected to be on the market shortly, dont know how many or how often they will be coming onto the market.  Expected completion August 2006.  42 different floor plans, 119 units, 3 story building so no water views.

Located in the heart of downtown Kirkland community, these are all sold out.

The Seattle Hotel Group is building a 21-story hotel and condominium project at First Avenue and Union Street. Construction has started (see webcam), and the hotel and condos could be ready for occupancy in the second half of 2007. The Four Seasons had been looking for a way back into the Seattle market ever since it lost the management contract for the Olympic Hotel, which it had operated since 1982. Another Toronto company, Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, bought the Olympic last year and took over management. The $100 million-plus tower will have 150 hotel rooms and 50 condominiums. According to the developer the restaurant, which will be managed by Four Seasons, will have a "library-living room feel," and take advantage of the site's Elliott Bay views. The luxury hotel will feature such details as a fireplace in each room.

Contemporary Living in the historic area of Ballard. Brought to you by th esame people who are doing the Cosmopolitain in downtown Seattle. This will be a 279-unit complex located in Old Town Ballard. Studio, one and two bedroom homes will have designer finishes: granite tile, stainless steel appliances, tile-surround fireplaces and fully tiled bathrooms. Building amenities include a formal lobby, club lounge and fitness center. Sales office opening Summer 2005.

The NoMa is opening this winter on 24th just north of Market in the trendy part of Ballard. (NoMa is the new neighborhood name for the North of Market area of Ballard) Its just blocks to shops, restaurants, parks, the locks, and minutes to Puget Sound waterfront recreation. Choose from studio, one-bedroom, one-bedroom + den and two-bedroom homes from low $200,000s to mid-500Ks.

Hjarta means heart in Icelandic. This will be the tallest building in Ballard when completed and the first LEEDS Silver Certification for energy efficiency outside of downtown. It will have rooftop gardens with a worm bin, native plants and other water-wise landscaping elements, such as a drip irrigation system. Other sustainable features include permeable paving and locally manufactured materials. Units will have operable windows, ventilation systems, water-saving plumbing fixtures such as dual-flush toilets, and Energy Star appliances. Prices for the one-, two- and three-bedroom units have not been set. The site was once home to a Key Bank branch. The bank has a temporary branch on the site and will take about two-thirds of the 6,000 square feet of retail space when completed. Hjarta is set to be finished by the summer of 2007.

This 30-condo project will have 1-2 bedroom units from 700-1,400 square feet. It will have 2.5 floors of underground parking, and 3,000 square feet of streetfront retail at ground level. There will be lots of high-end finishes and gourmet kitchens. There will be a large lobby for greeting guests, and the units will have curved "gallery walls" with niches and lighting designed to display artwork according to the developer. Due for completion around Feb or March 2006. Pricing is yet to be set, but will probably start in the mid to high $200Ks.

Across from Roosevelt Square where Whole Foods and Dania reside, Dwell Roosevelt is about LifeStyle3; your style. Every detail of these brand new condos makes perfect sense. Contemporary accents to inspire the imagination. Smart, energy-saving features. A news room with espresso. Plenty of options to choose from ? open studios with study alcoves, one bedrooms, or two bedroom/two bathroom designs ? with locations ranging from garden courtyard to top floor! With a great location close to Greenlake, the U-District, and just steps away from the proposed new Sound Transist light-rail station, this complex offers a lot. Occupancy from early Spring 2006.

43 one-of-a-kind lofts in Wallingford ranging from two-story lofts, to flats with unique living spaces such as raised lofts areas which give you flexible living spaces. Bagley Lofts also offers top floor penthouses with expansive views from Lake Union and downtown Seattle to the Cascades! The finishes have been designed with "loft living" in mind. Concrete floors, soaring ceiling heights up to 13 feet, cool kitchens, decorative art wall pieces, controlled access garage parking, and private storage are some of the many special features at Bagley Lofts. Prices range from mid $300s to mid $400s for 1 bed/ 1 bath units to $400s for 2-story townhomes. The penthouse units will be around 1 million.

Overlooking Lake Union and minutes to downtown Seattle. Open-plan flats and townhomes overlooking a courtyard. Great proximity to the University of Washington. Lush landscaping with water features are planned to make this a tranquil getaway.

Located on the edge of the Arboretum Park on East Madison Street, Madison Lofts will offer new construction with traditional loft features. They are designed in concrete and steel clad in brick to compliment the surrounding historical Madison Valley neighborhood. Madison Lofts has a streetscape of main-level retail spaces, brick and metal, terraces and patios, rooftop gardens and lush landscaping. These are true lofts with almost 16' high ceilings and expansive walls for your accent paint, artwork or custom built-ins. The open floorplans are flexible, allowing you to add sliding-wall systems or shoji screens to create an additional sleeping alcove, work nook or an intimate dining room.

Located on Capitol Hill's west slope, this development has views from many units, including Lake Union, the Space Needle, downtown Seattle, and the Olympics. Amenities include hardwood floors, maple or mahogany cabinets in kitchen and bathrooms, slab granite countertops and stainless steel appliances. There is a central courtyard elevated from street level with a fountain, landscaping, and benches. And a rooftop deck with panoramic views.