Condo Reviews

200 West Highland Update

By on January 8, 2008 in Queen Anne Condos, Real Estate with 4 Comments

Best Views in Belltown?

By on December 22, 2007 in Belltown Condos, Real Estate with 5 Comments
Best Views in Belltown?

Martin Selig Real Estate is proposing a new 14-story apartment building adjacent to the Olympic Sculpture Park. Located on the north end of the park, residents at the 3031 Western project will enjoy unobstructed front-row park, downtown and Elliott Bay views. …the vision calls for layers of glass “veils” with various degrees of translucency and…

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Seattle Civic Square – Downtown

Seattle Civic Square – Downtown

Just West of Seattle City Hall is the proposed Civic Square project that’ll encompass an entire city block between 3rd and 4th Avenues and Cherry and James Streets. Civic Square will feature an open plaza with an amphitheater, water features, retail space, a Metro/Light Rail station and a 40-story office & residential tower. The curved…

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Stadium Lofts Delay Presales

Stadium Lofts Delay Presales

Stadium Lofts has delayed accepting reservations until early next year. Originally, reservations were to begin this month but it appears they are still finalizing interior finishes and pricing. There was also a hold up with permitting approval after the developer altered the original design with additional floors. Latest rendering: Previous rendering:

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So where is Midtown?

The Seattle PI noted the trend of renaming the city’s neighborhoods. Midtown, West Edge, Gateway…where did they come from? “I don’t know who they have in charge of that,” Jewell said. “They probably just have one dude sitting behind a desk who’s like, ‘Hmm, what should we call that?’ ” Lately, that would be condo…

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Downtown Condo Updates

Gallery Belltown Buyers speak with their pocketbooks. And, apparently buyers spoke loudly at Belltown’s Gallery Condominium project. When the Gallery project first came online it was touting its SkyLofts concept, true two-level loft homes with 18′ ceiling heights located on the upper floors that offered spectacular city and sound views. But, it seems buyers just…

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The Candyce – Magnolia

The Candyce is a recent conversion on Magnolia conveniently located between Fisherman’s Terminal and Discovery Park. Candyce is a small, two-story building, wood-framed with brick veneer. The complex features only 10 condominium homes with a variety of floor plans. As of this writing, there are only 4 units left – a two-level one-bedroom, 2 one-bedroom…

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Odds and Ends

By on November 2, 2007 in Real Estate, South Lake Union Condos with 1 Comment
Odds and Ends

New Denny Way Tenant Walgreens announced they will open a store within the historic Bank of America building (Seattle First National) at 6th and Denny Way. Walgreens will renovate the interior but will retain the exterior and drive-thru. The store is expected to open this Summer and will be flanked by the new Taylor 28…

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Vida Condo Rendering

Vida Condo Rendering

Vida Condominium (website) has just released a rendering of the proposed project which will include 238 flats and loft homes. Vida is anticipating holding design preview events in early 2008 where buyers will have their first opportunity to view initial floor plans, interior finishes as well as architectural and landscaping design inspirations. The developer is…

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8th and Seneca Condo – First Hill

8th and Seneca Condo – First Hill

Levin Menzies, the developer behind Icon Tower, is planning another project on First Hill at 8th and Seneca. The $112 million two-tower project will feature 294 condominium homes aimed towards Gen-Xers, empty nesters and Asian immigrants accustomed to high-rise living and will incorporate a Feng Shui design. First time I’ve seen that demographic mentioned in…

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