Belltown Court – 2414 1st Avenue & 2415 2nd Avenue Seattle, WA 98121

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GENERAL DATA (map)

Year Built: 1994
Number of Floors: 7
Number of Units: 245
Common Areas & Amenities: Fitness center, pool, sauna, courtyard and security
Companies: Intracorp | Levitator

COMMENTS

Belltown Court takes up an entire block between 1st and 2nd Avenue. The building has a stick built frame as opposed to many others constructed of concrete and steel. Cost per square foot makes Belltown Court one of the most affordable buys in Belltown. There’s also plenty of retail space which includes retaurants, cafes and shopping. This building was originally apartments and converted into condos in 1996.

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Seattle Times – Ready for Battle
DJC.COM – Urban Development 2000, Creating a vibrant, seamless downtown requires foresight
Seattle.gov – Seattle City Light Conservation | Built Smart Binder | Built Smart Building List
Intracorp – Portfolio of Completed Projects
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The Vine – 2607 Western Avenue Seattle, WA 98121

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Year Built: 2002
Number of Floors: 6 and 12 story towers
Number of Units: 176
Common Areas & Amenities: Media Lounge, Roof Top Garden
Companies: First Avenue Development LLC | GGLO | PCL Construction Services | Swinerton Builders

COMMENTS

This is a luxury condominium project consisting of two towers, one 6 story and the other 12 with a roof top garden. The project contains 176 units and has three-and-a-half levels of underground parking. A retail space occupies the ground floor. Several existing buildings are to be demolished to make room for this one-half-city-block project. PCL self-performed the concrete work on the cast-in-place, post-tensioned slab structure, with two core seismic structures. The exterior skin is stucco.

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www.thevinebuilding.com

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Puget Sound Business Journal – Condo sales in Seattle’s downtown going strong
Puget Sound Business Journal – Urban Living: The next generation of city dwellers and condo developers need to think small
Speakeasy.net – Speakeasy tries marketing Wi-Fi by outfitting condo
Intracorp Companies – Portfolio of completed projects
Look Smart – Design and Art Combine for Success; The Vine Opens Second Tower; Website Drives Third of all Condo Sales
JGL – Projects

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The Martin – 101 Westlake Avenue North Seattle, WA 98109

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Year Built: 2008
Number of Floors: 24
Number of Units: 170
Common Areas & Amenities: Outdoor grilling area and walking area for dogs
Companies: Callison Architecture | M.A. Mortenson Company | Vulcan

COMMENTS

Vulcan is doing it again at 5th Avenue and Lenora in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood. The Martin is a 150,000-square-foot project that will stand 24 stories with 170 condominium homes and 4,000 square feet of retail space. This project will cater more to an urban lifestyle with a walking area for dogs and an outdoor grilling area. Along with Sound and Lake Union views, you can also expect an artistic design in architecture.

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www.themartinseattle.com

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PaulAllen.com – Vulcan Unveils New Residential Project in South Lake Union
Fearey Group – Vulcan Unveils New Residential Project in South Lake Union
Martin Cinerama – An Internet Tribute

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Seattle Heights – 2600 2nd Avenue Seattle, WA 98121

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Year Built: 1993
Number of Floors: 26
Number of Units: 235
Common Areas & Amenities: Business Center, Swimming Pool, Fitness Center, Grand Lobby, Conceirge
Companies: Callison Architecture Inc. | Cosmos Development & Administration | Fujitec America Inc.

COMMENTS

Seattle Heights was built in 1993 by Callison Architecture. Callison is one of Seattle’s most established architects with a resume that includes over 40 projects such as the Space Needle, Harbor Steps, The Edgewater, W Hotel and WaMu Center. The high-rise building stands 26 stories and has 235 units. The base of the tower also has 11,000 square feet of retail space. The lobby was remodeled in 2005 and it’s grand entrance includes approximately $250,00 in art. Homeowners also enjoy a 24-hour conceirge, pool, fitness center and terrace with northern views. Units have spacious decks and living spaces. Seattle Heights is within equal walking distance to Pike’s Place Market just Southwest of the tower and Seattle’s City Center to the Northeast. This tower is also experienced an exterior restoration project to which included fixed frame scaffolding with weather enclosures capable of withstanding storm winds from the Puget Sound, interior protection, replacement of exterior windows and doors, EIFS cladding repairs and re-sloping of decks.

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www.seattleheights.com

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Madison Tower (Hotel 1000) – 1000 1st Avenue Seattle, WA 98104

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Year Built: 2006
Number of Floors: 24
Number of Units: 47
Common Areas & Amenities: Hotel services, bicycle storage, surveillance and high-speed wiring
Companies: 1000 First Avenue Properties | Cary Kopzynski & Company | Gensler Associates | MTM Management | Weber + Thompson

COMMENTS

Homes at Madison Tower (also known as Hotel 1000) start on the 15th floor, and have a total for 47 residences atop a boutique hotel. Units offer high ceilings, low-E glass to filter UV rays, air conditioning, hardwood floors, and full-size washer and dryers. Bathrooms come equipped with European designer bath accessories, marble and granite slab countertops, oversized vanity with dual sinks, and limestone tile flooring in most homes. Other amenities include access to hotel services, bicycle storage, video-monitored controlled access, and state-of-the-art high-speed wiring.

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HOMEPAGE

www.madisontowerseattle.com

MEDIA

Seattle Times – The new luxury in Real Estate
Seattle Times – The year of the condo in downtown Seattle
Seattle Times – First hotel-condo combo opens in Seattle
DJC.COM – Hotels and condos: mixed-use matrimony
DJC.COM – How to get more floor space in high-rise condos
Puget Sound Business Journal – Record setter: Condos hot at Four Seasons
Cary Kopzynski & Company – Hotel 1000/Madison Tower
Weber + Thompson – Madison Tower Condominiums
Energy Star – 1101 Madison Tower

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Newmark Tower – 1415 2nd Avenue Seattle, WA 98101

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Year Built: 1991
Number of Floors: 25
Number of Units: 191
Common Areas & Amenities: Fitness center, pool, spa, sauna and concierge
Companies: Callison Architecture | HAL Real Estate Investments | Howard S. Wright Construction | Intrawest Corporation | McCarthy Building Companies | Skidmore, Owings & Merrill (SOM)

COMMENTS

The 25-story tower consists of 191 residential units and is located one block from the Pike Place Market in downtown Seattle. Originally apartments, condominium conversion took place in 1993 and renovations were completed in 1999. The building offers an outstanding location, sweeping views, and a full amenity package. Live in the heart of the city, steps to Pike Market, world class shopping, concerts and art museums. The building has a very good gym, pool, spa and sauna. Newmark also offers underground parking and extra storage. 24 hour security and a great doorman.

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Seattle Times – First few stories tell tale
DJC.COM – Seattle CBD has some great years ahead
Intracorp Companies – Portfolio of Completed Projects
McCarthy Building Companies – Project Profile
HAL Real Estate Investments – HAL News

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The Parc – 76 Cedar Street Seattle, WA 98121

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Year Built: 2007
Number of Floors: 9 & 13 floors
Number of Units: 185
Common Areas & Amenities: 24-hour concierge, lounge, catering kitchen and fitness room
Companies: Intracorp

COMMENTS

Located near the waterfront in the Park District of Belltown, The Parc features landscaped decks and lush rooftop gardens. The concrete and steel building features two towers; one with nine floors and the other with thirteen, joined by a common courtyard. The Parc also features tilt and turn window systems with a high performing dual pane and low E glass. Parking is fully enclosed within a garage with controlled access and on-site surveillance.

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HOMEPAGE

www.parcbelltown.com

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Seattle Times – Sculpture park as selling point
DJC.COM- Intracorp
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Royal Crest Tower – 2100 3rd Avenue Seattle, WA 98121

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Year Built: 1974
Number of Floors: 26
Number of Units: 132
Common Areas & Amenities: Lobby, club room and pool
Companies: Crow Roofing & Sheet Metal

COMMENTS

Royal Crest was one of Seattle’s first high-rise condominiums. The tower is located on the corner of 3rd and Lenora just blocks from the retail core. Many units have been remodeled which gives each it’s own personality. Floor plans are spacious and have large outdoor patios.

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Puget Sound Business Journal – Belltown hot for residential projects
DJC.COM – Is new round of condo conversions headed our way?
Built-Right – Commerical contractor, construction, remodeling
Crow Roofing & Sheet Metal – RCAW-Ad Page

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Seaboard Building – 1500 4th Avenue Seattle, WA 98101

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Year Built: 1909
Number of Floors: 10
Number of Units: 24
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Companies: Coughlin Porter Lundeen | Holaday-Parks, Inc. | Lease Crutcher Lewis | NBBJ | Nuprecon | Snell Partnership

COMMENTS

The Seaboard Building is a 10-story trapezoidal mixed-use property which includes bottom floor retail, 5 floors of commerical and 24 residential spaces. Initially the Northern Bank & Trust Company, the building is located in Westlake Park on the corner of 4th and Pike. The building was officially recognized as a landmark in 1989 and has since undergone residential renovations. In addition to it’s charm and unique architecture, residents enjoy the location of being in Downtown’s retail core.

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Seattle Times – Downtown Oasis
Puget Sound Business Journal – Seaboard Building helps make Seattle 24-hour city
Puget Sound Business Journal – Brooks Brothers tailors search for downtown space
DJC.COM – Pine Street Group
City of Seattle – Landmarks Alphabetical Listing
HistoryLink.org – The Online Encyclopedia of Washington State History
Snell Partnership – Architecture/Renovation

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The Klee Lofts and Suites – 2717 Western Avenue Seattle, WA 98121

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Year Built: 2001
Number of Floors: 6 & 11
Number of Units: 140
Common Areas & Amenities: Lobby, community room and courtyard
Companies: Hewitt Architects | MacDonald-Miller | Perbix Bykonen | Val Thomas Inc.

COMMENTS

Located 1 block West of 1st Avenue in Seattle’s popular Belltown neighborhood, The Klee units offer high ceilings, high windows and more of a loft-like floor plan. The lobby leads up to a lush courtyard between a 6 and 11 story pair of towers. The second level provides a green center for the lofts and suites. The common rooms have numerous original works of art by Northwest artists, the most prominent of which is a series of glass waterfalls by Nancy Mee in the lobby.

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www.theklee.com

MEDIA

Seattle PI – Belltown Architecture: The good, the bad and the ugly
Seattle PI – On Architecture: Corrugated steel is nice wrinkle
Seattle Times – From Bainbridge to Belltown
Hewitt Architects – Projects: The Klee

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