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Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q17 ID PROPERTY UNITS 167 2218 1st Avenue 66 1 Stratus 430 168 2801 Elliott Avenue 61 2 AMLI Arc 393 169 3031 Western Avenue 100 5 Cora 75 137 232 170 307 Broad 149 9 Broadcast 74 171 408 Aurora Avenue North 78 11 Helios 398 172 427 9th Avenue North 242 12 Cascade 477 173 4th & Bell Tower 287 Total Lease-Up 1,847 174 5th & Lenora 470 15 John Street & Fairview Avenue North 1128 175 5th & Virginia 431 176 600 Wall Street 370 16 Esterra Park Blocks 5, 6A and 9 658 70 20 Alexan Central Park 193 177 601 Aurora Avenue North 123 21 Arrive 339 135 134 178 901 Harrison Street 292 25 AVA at Esterra Park 323 179 Altitude Residences 236 26 Danforth, The 265 180 Antioch University Site 1036 28 Bellevue Vuecrest 137 181 Block V 638 29 425 Fairview 430 182 Communita Atelier 98 30 Sitka 384 183 Emerald, The 266 141 31 Hugo House 80 139 140 184 F. X. McRory Building Redevelopment 55 32 Broadstone First Hill 350 136 233 185 Mercer Blocks, Block 25 West 83 34 Redmond 148 244 186 Mercer Blocks, Block 31 81 285 307 289 35 970 Denny 461 286 185 184 187 Rainier Square Redevelopment 200 36 McKenzie 450 142 176 188 Seattle Times Building 433 197 46 Anthology 400 284 59 189 Shilla Tower 286 47 2100 East Madison 50 304 190 St. Johns 430 48 2220 East Union 144 5 170 181 171 161 191 Third & Lenora 384 138 305 28 51 Valdok, The 177 192 722 East Pike Street 90 72 60 53 Metro 112 Phase II 57 177 193 800 Columbia Street 274 59 Westridge Phase II 50 283 29 194 Crosby Capitol Hill 50 195 Esker 70 60 624 Yale 206 51 309 302 63 159 12 61 Cascade 275 189 196 Spring Street & 8th Avenue 550 265 144 62 Broadstone Lexington 75 26 169 303 15 197 16th & Cherry 50 175 188 34 187 236 73 198 City People's Redevelopment 76 63 AirMark 370 146 180 150 199 Jackson & 26th 77 68 Heron Flats + Lofts 95 168 35 164 149 312 46 200 SpringHill Suites 84 70 Liv Fauntleroy 53 179 1 297 240 234 288 72 Cubix Aurora 108 287 232 Redmond Town Center 286 16 30 160 76 233 2031 Westlake 71 73 Elan Uptown Flats 196 172 76 Maude Urban Living 76 167 36 2 234 Center Steps 285 77 Kinects 357 299 165 9 235 600 East Howell Street 76 163 194 Total Under Construction 8,131 193 191 236 Capitol Hill TOD Site A 152 20 173 81 420 NE 72nd Street 180 298 310 77 240 Hyde Square 618 166 174 148 145 132 Woodin Creek Village Phase II - V 338 190 241 1200 Stewart Street 1051 134 Werner, The 59 241 178 242 3rd & Virginia 453 135 1110 Dexter Avenue North 85 243 707 Terry Avenue 488 53 5 25 136 1115 Dexter Avenue North 170 244 Yesler Terrace Block 4 200 137 14 West Roy Street 127 182 21 245 First Central Station 383 138 2100 Queen Anne Avenue North 100 162 246 Metro Line Flats 75 186 195 139 320 Queen Anne Avenue North 59 68 247 N-Habit Rainier 135 140 400 Roy 65 196 Total Planned 17,557 141 701 Valley Street 161 322 Path Othello Buildings A & B 435 142 800 5th Avenue North 68 192 242 61 283 Village at Totem Lake Phase II 650 143 Mariner on Republican 128 284 215 1st Avenue North 68 144 Stream Dexios 88 31 285 417 2nd Avenue West 79 301 286 631 Queen Anne Avenue North 64 145 121 12th Avenue East 51 158 146 14th & Madison 137 306 287 Niwa 105 244 288 1208 East Olive Street 61 148 3272 Fuhrman Avenue East 61 245 149 953 East Union Street 59 289 1732 Broadway 224 48 150 Capitol Hill TOD Site C 92 297 Spring District 279 243 158 Spring District 204 308 200 313 19th & Madison 160 159 100 Columbia Street 287 316 Junction Landing 62 325 434 Kirkland Way 173 160 1120 John Street 843 300 198 161 1121 Stewart Street 95 326 1029 South Jackson Street 320 162 1170 Republican 91 81 32 247 327 12th & Jackson 280 163 1513 3rd Avenue 60 183 328 23rd Avenue & East Union Street 420 313 164 1800 Terry Avenue 384 199 Total Prospective 2,945 165 1901 Minor Avenue 940 246 166 2121 5th Avenue 136 LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction 316 Planned Prospective 5 mi Source: Yardi Matrix a Berkshire Hathaway and Leucadia National company Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 3Q17 ID PROPERTY UNITS 100 Northgate Eighth 139 92 237 Capitol Hill TOD Site B South 73 3 Assembly 118 359 101 1514 NW 52nd Street 62 238 888 108th Avenue NE 158 4 Avalon Newcastle Commons 378 102 1718 NW 56th Street 164 239 Crossroads Senior Living 185 6 Tria 76 103 5512 17th Avenue NW 90 248 Promenade 23 570 7 Two Lincoln Tower 218 104 5611 17th Avenue NW 74 249 Issaquah Gateway Senior 145 8 Sunrise Eleven 60 105 6301 15th Avenue NW 63 250 Beacon Crossing 97 10 Eddy at Green Lake Village, The 130 106 6416 15th Avenue NW 75 251 Stazione:25, The 301 13 Lynnwood City Center Senior Living 308 107 8311 15th Avenue NW 83 252 3717 South Alaska 243 14 Spencer 68 Phase II, The 59 108 4025 Stone Way North 59 253 Cubix Othello 85 Total Lease-Up 1,588 109 4201 Stone Way North 51 254 Sunset Terrace Redevelopment 226 17 Avalon Belltown Towers 275 110 6717 Roosevelt Way NE 106 84 Phase II Total Planned 14,713 18 Boulevard Place 292 111 6860 East Green Lake Way North 59 83 255 4048 7th Avenue NE 80 19 Kirkland Urban 185 112 7011 Roosevelt Way NE 57 256 University Way 59 22 1001 Minor 209 113 743 North 35th Street 56 257 Lynnwood Place 330 23 Main Street Flats Phase II 165 114 836 NE 66th Street 78 258 Point Wells Urban Center 250 24 Puget Park Urban Center 256 115 8403 Greenwood Avenue North 70 259 Andorra Estates 84 27 Alexan 100 164 116 LIV Roosevelt 83 260 Andorra Estates Phase II 240 33 Modera Jackson 160 117 Phinney Flats 59 261 Paradise Lake Road & StateRoute522 360 37 Urban Green Villa 132 118 4510 11th Avenue NE 201 262 Arabella II 107 38 Upton Flats 104 119 4516 Union Bay Place 61 263 Ballinger 76 39 Lane 217 120 4536 20th Avenue NE 64 264 Bothell Way 200 40 Bothell 185 135 121 4700 Brooklyn Avenue NE 72 265 10540 Greenwood Avenue North 54 41 Sonata East 91 122 4710 20th Avenue NE 52 266 209 North 87th Street 52 42 13281 Aurora Avenue North 170 123 5260 University Way 68 267 Jackson Square 65 43 Park Lane 128 23 124 Brooklyn Flats, The 55 268 Lake City 73 44 Alexan Marymoor 227 125 Centerline 131 88 269 Lake City Parcel C 65 45 StationHouse 216 126 Centerline 200 85 91 270 7730 15th Avenue NW 54 49 Batik 195 127 Roosevelt 114 256 271 4239 8th Avenue NE 52 50 University 123 128 Vida 201 86 272 6300 9th Avenue NE 140 13 52 2nd & John 80 129 Bear Creek 360 87 273 6501 Roosevelt Way NE 126 54 Natasha, The 150 130 Modera Redmond 300 274 North 39th 153 55 Axle 226 131 Village at Totem Lake 201 259 258 260 275 5300 Roosevelt Way NE 55 56 6921 Roosevelt Way NE 72 133 Interbay 94 89 257 262 276 Brooklyn 71 57 Mirador 162 147 1833 Broadway 50 8 277 Trailside Redevelopment 293 58 Ravello 102 151 Gerrish Hall 55 261 78 74 65 278 Potala Village 59 267 4 64 Orion 129 152 1021 112th Avenue NE 258 17 266 263 39 131 279 Redmond City Center 421 65 Atlas, The 98 153 Bellevue Parkside 136 41 49 280 Redmond Triangle 197 97 Village at Beardslee 154 Bellevue Square 250 71 38 96 281 Rose Hill 650 66 Crossing Phase II, The 147 155 ELEV8 439 99 282 Village, The 96 67 8228 Green Lake Drive North 70 264 95 80 130 282 156 Four 106 Phase I 326 268 290 Bellview 58 69 West Edge Tower @ 2nd & Pike 339 106 98 265 110 111 157 Plaza Residential 260 55 291 Cadillac Site Phase I & II 295 71 Leeward 296 269 94 93 66 10 129 201 Yesler Terrace Block 3 237 109 127 292 Four 106 Phase II 200 230 75 281 74 Footprint Twenty First 73 202 Shorewood Heights Phase III 57 114 272 18 280 278 101 113 272 124 44 293 Four 106 Phase III 100 75 Junction 130 50 116 108 324 19 203 Quendall Terminals 692 102 271 125 42 57 279 294 Ventana on Main 68 78 Boylston Flats 107 100 273 107 204 Inneswood 93 133 123 118 277 128 67 295 1215 120th Avenue NE 420 79 Swedish Crest 53 274 43 205 Vale 110 54 112 117 119 82 296 1215 120th Avenue NE Phase II 250 80 Arion 98 132 231 206 2749 California Avenue SW 110 147 120 290 298 1916 Boren Avenue 250 Total Under Construction 5,776 27 56 33 207 3039 SW Avalon Way 71 24 239 299 2214 2nd Avenue 124 82 501 Rainier Avenue 92 7 153 295 208 4721 38th Avenue SW 50 157 238 300 314 Bell Street 340 83 Blackbird 165 209 4722 Fauntleroy Way SW 250 296 301 316 Alaskan Way South 200 84 32nd & Broadway 140 58 210 4800 40th Avenue SW 67 213 214 317 302 4th & Columbia 1020 85 Waterfront Place Central 250 211 Avalon South 102 217 303 9th & John 270 205 249 216 201 86 Allegro at Ash Creek 114 212 Braseth 42nd 77 206 250 304 Block 48 464 87 Evergreen Village 231 210 215 213 Foundry, The 118 220 221 305 Block 56 North 90 315 45 88 Lynnview 60 214 Perch 100 208 4 204 306 Block 56 South 294 206 222 318 6 248 89 Greater Residence 123 215 1405 South Bayview Street 80 211 212 40 203 307 Civic Square Tower 520 210 218 64 90 Westgate Village 85 216 Beacon Hill 65 209 219 251 308 Mercer Blocks, Block 37 218 69 202 91 Avalon North Creek 316 217 2016 23rd Avenue South 100 219 319 309 Pioneer Square Redevelopment 132 92 18727 Blueberry Lane 112 218 2019 24th Avenue South 67 37 320 3 310 Seattle Unity Church Redevelopment 348 93 Lodge Phase III, The 200 321 219 5201 Rainier Avenue South 107 252 225 253 314 311 Convention Center Site B 409 94 320 North 85th Street 224 312 12th Avenue South 282 220 6901 Martin Luther King 149 223 95 8612 Palatine Avenue North 145 Jr Way South 314 Rainier 193 96 9731 Greenwood Avenue North 54 221 Columbia City 80 315 Dahlgren 212 62 97 Artisan, The 172 222 Link Mt.
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