From the Seattle Times this morning, the Four Seasons Private Residences Seattle hasn’t been paying its bills. Read the full article.
More than a year after the $120 million Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences opened to considerable fanfare, a dozen firms that designed and built the ultraluxury project say they haven’t been paid in full.
They have recorded claims totaling more than $34 million against the downtown Seattle building. The largest lien, for $23.7 million, was filed in August by Lease Crutcher Lewis, the project’s general contractor.
Two Four Seasons subcontractors and lien claimants — Redmond millwork installer Surgent and Silverdale mechanical contractor Stirrett Johnsen — filed separate suits in King County Superior Court last month.
The lawsuits name Lease Crutcher Lewis, SHG, each owner of the building’s posh condos and a host of other defendants, and seek judgments totaling more than $1.8 million against Lewis and two other contractors.
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March 9th, 2010 at 4:16 pm
What new project doesn’t have liens on it? pft! The still had a $1.8 million closing in January, and have 2 more this month. No biggie. Seattle Times…great headlines eh?
October 11th, 2010 at 12:29 pm
Figures is all I can say. More of the fat getting fatter, and the people who busted their ass to do this project on time, who used their every skill, and by the way, were under constant push to deliver on time, well, FAT cat’got their money, and always screw the little Subcontractor. Flood the freakin place if you can’t get paid for your hard work.