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Construction on The Sanctuary, formerly the 1906 First Church of Christ building on Capitol Hill, is complete with sales to resume January 28th.

The Danielle and 1111 E. Pike Condominiums are close to selling out with just three homes left at each development. Marselle & Hjarta are over 75% sold and the Pontedera reduced prices significantly.

A 7-story prefabricated modular apartment building has been proposed on the vacant lot adjacent to the Grandview Condominium in Belltown.

Hjarta phase 2 has been conditionally approved by the Seattle DPD. Hjarta II is currently planned as apartments in Seattle Ballard neighorhood, adjacent to the Hjarta Condominium.

The Escala Condominium has obtained full Fannie Mae approval, new land use approvals that may affect Belltown condos, Queen Anne High School lawsuit and project updates.

The Sanctuary development in the former First Church building moves forward with expected completion by the of the year.

A design review meeting has been scheduled for the parcel of the formerly proposed Arthouse project at Battery and Elliott in Belltown.

King5′s report on Seattle’s declining new construction inventory.

A couple of condo related events are coming up this week including an investment seminar and a design review board meeting for the Joseph Arnold Lofts. The 7800 Plaza and Gallery Condominium are close to selling out their remaining units.

The folks at the Seattle DPD must be working overtime – a 40-story Belltown tower gains conditional approval, plus design review meetings for an artist lofts project and more apartments.