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Central Seattle Completed Projects 10 The Martin 20 Footprint Cal Park 30 Sunset Electric 5 2nd & Pine 2105 5th Ave 1806-1812 12th Ave 1111 E Pine St 204 Pine St 1 1519 Minor Invesco Footprint Investments LLC The Wolff Company II, LLC Equity Residential 1519 Minor Ave Residential Residential Residential Residential Gerding Edlen Dvlpt Residential 11 The Pro Shop 21 Sola 24 31 Collins on Pine 6 3rd & Cedar Apts 800 Occidental Ave S 109 12th Ave E 1222 E Pine St 225 Cedar St 2 206 Bell Seattle Seahawks / Rod G McClaskey Metropolitan Homes Wood Partners 206 Bell St Seattle Sounders FC Residential Residential Residential HB Capital Retail Residential 22 Collins on Pine 32 Yardhouse 7 4th & Denny Apts 12 Via6 1601 13th Ave 1406 E Republican St 2720 4th Ave 3 Addison on 4th 2105 6th Ave Essex Property Trust REvolve Development HB Capital 308 4th Ave S Pine Street Group Residential Residential Residential Goodman Real Estate Inc Residential Residential 23 Reo Flats 33 Cielo Apartments 8 815 Pine 13 Viktoria Apts 1525 14th Ave E 800 Senecs St 815 Pine St 4 Equinox Data Center 1915 2nd Ave ASB Real Estate Laconia Development LLC Holland Partner Group 2020 5th Ave Goodman Real Estate Inc Investments Residential Residential Clise Properties Residential Residential Office 34 Evolve Apartments 9 9th & Pine 14 Volta 24 Footprint 1806 954 EAST UNION STREET 1601 9th Ave 5 Goodwill Office & 2233 1st Ave 1806 23RD AVENUE Seawest Development LLC Teutsch Partners Job Training Center Connell Real Estate & Dvlpt Footprint Investments Residential Residential 700 Dearborn Pl S Residential Residential Seattle Goodwill 35 VIVA 10 ArtHouse Office 15 Ramiro’s Place 25 Madrona Refuge Building 1111 EAST UNION STREET 2334 Eliott Ave 200 10th Ave E Footprint 1126 34th Ave Runberg Architecture Group The Pauls Corp 6 Home Plate Center Ph 2* Investments LLC Madrona Refuge Building PLLC Residential Residential 1501 1st Ave S Residential LLC American Life Inc General Retail 11 Bell Street Park Office 16 Footprint 11th Under Construction 1st Ave & Bell St 422 11th Ave E Footprint 26 Stream Belmont City of Seattle Parks & Rec 7 Joseph Arnold Lofts Investments LLC 1500 Belmont Ave 1 1600 7th Reno Cultural 62 Cedar St Residential M2k Partners 1600 7th Ave The Schuster Group Residential Urban Renaissance Group 12 Cielo Residential 17 Anthem on 12th Retail 802 Seneca St 103 12th Ave Gracorp 27 Lexicon Laconia Dvlpt 8 King Street Station Capital Advisors 120 Harvard Ave E 2 1650 E Olive Residential Restoration Residential Ron & Edel Amundson 1650 E Olive St 303 S King St Residential Pacific Crest Property Mgmt 13 First Hill Streetcar City of Seattle DOT 18 1711 12th Ave Apartments Residential Maintenance Facility Transportation 1711 12th Ave 28 Zephyr Apartments 701 S Dearborn St Graham Capital Group 1650 E Olive Way 3 1st & Stewart Hotel City of Seattle DOT 9 Mercedes-Benz of Seattle Residential Pacific Crest Real Estate 100 Stewart St Transportation Showroom* LLC Residential Touchstone Corp 2005 Airport Way S 19 BASE Capitoll Hill Hotel 14 Hill7 Seattle Mercedes-Benz 1728 12th Ave 29 Three20 Apartments 1821 Boren Ave Retail Foorprint Investments LLC 320 E Pint St 4 2030 8th Touchstone Corp Residential The Stratford Company 2030 8th Ave Office Residential GID Dvlpt Group Residential Development Pipeline - Central Seattle 15 Honda & Toyota of Seattle* 24 Three20 Apts 33 601 E Pike 2 1007 Stewart Office Tower 12 2nd & Marion 820 S Holgate St 320 E Pine St 601 E Pike St 1007 Stewart St 888 2nd Ave Honda & Toyota of Seattle The Stratford Co Intracorp Real Estate, LLC Trammell Crow Urban Visions Retail Residential Mixed-Use Office Office 16 Insignia Towers 25 Walton Lofts 34 Cue Apartments 3 1050 James St 13 2nd & Pike 2301 6th Ave 72 Vine St 721 E Pine St 1050 James St 1430 2nd Ave Bosa Properties Inc The Schuster Group O & S Partners, LLC Alliance Realty Partners Urban Visions Residential Residential Mixed-Use Residential Residential 17 Leschi House 26 Western Building Reno 35 Pike Motorworks 4 1121 Stewart 14 300 Virginia 1101 S Weller St 619 Western Ave 714 E Pike St 1121 Stewart St 300 Virginia St Seattle Housing Authority WSDOT & the Mayers family The Wolff Company II, LLC RBF Property Group Bentall Kennedy Residential Office Mixed-Use Mixed-Use Residential 18 Luma 27 Westlake Ctr 36 Luma 5 1301 Western 15 3031 Western Apts* 1321 Seneca St Improvements 1321 Seneca St 1301 Western Ave 3031 Western Ave Lowe Enterprises / Alecta 400 Pine St Alecta Mack Urban Martin Selig Real Estate Residential GGP - Westlake Center Mixed-Use Residential Residential Retail 19 N Habit: Belltown 37 Decibel 6 1430 2nd Ave 16 307 Broad 2217 3rd Ave 28 Yesler Terrace: 1105 E Fir 301 12th Avenue 1430 2nd Ave 307 Broad St Daly Partners 1105 E Fir St Spectrum Development Urban Visions Connell Real Estate & Dvlpt Residential Seattle Housing Authority Group Residential Residential Residential Mixed-Use 20 Potala Tower Seattle 7 1516 2nd Ave 17 316 Alaskan 2116 4th Ave 29 Yesler Terrace: Epstein 38 Broadstone Infinity 1516 2nd Ave 316 Alaskan Way S Path America Opportunity Center 1414 10th Avenue Urban Visions Gerding Edlen Mixed-Use 120 8th Ave Alliance Residential Office Residential Seattle Housing Authority Company 21 Red Lion Hotel Reno Residential Mixed-Use 8 1613 2nd 18 3rd & Battery 1415 5th Ave 1613 2nd Ave 2400 3rd Ave The Red Lion Hotel on 5th 30 The Westside 39 Beryl Apartments Wood Partners Martin Selig Real Estate Ave 802 E Thomas St 1200 E Pike Street Residential Office Hotel WRP Associates Tarragon Property Services Mixed-Use Mixed-Use 9 1933 5th 19 3rd & Lenora 22 Stadium Place West Ph I 1933 5th Ave 2031 3rd Ave 201 S King St 31 Melrose and Pine 40 Mad Flats Douglaston Dvlpt Martin Selig Real Estate Daniels Real Estate 301 E Pine St 1523 E Madison Street Mixed-Use Mixed-Use Residential Madison Development Micro Housing LLC Group Residential 10 2&U 20 4th & Bell 23 The Northwest School Mixed-Use Bordered by: 1st & 2nd Aves, 2302-2316 4th Ave Expansion University & Seneca Sts TeamRise 401 E Pike St 32 501 E Pike Planned Projects Skanska Residential The Northwest School 501 E Pike St Office Education Hunters Capital 1 1001 James St 21 504 Terry Mixed-Use 1001 James St 11 200 Occidental 504 Terry Ave Alliance Realty Partners 200 Occidental Ave S Alecta Mixed-Use Urban Visions Residential Office 22 589 Occidental 32 Altitude Sky Tower 42 Stadium Place East Ph 1 52 600 E Pike 62 1001 James 589 Occidental Ave S 1903 5th Ave 255 S King St 600 E Pike St 1001 James St Daniels Real Estate Stanford Hotels American Life Inc Avalon Bay Alliance Realty Partners Residential Mixed-Use Hotel Mixed-Use Mixed-Use 23 5th & Columbia 33 Children’s Hospital 43 tilt49 53 123 18th Avenue E 63 1050 James 811 5th Ave Expansion 1812 Boren Ave 123 18th Avenue E 1050 James St Daniels Real Estate Between Boren & Terry Touchstone Corp Residential Alliance Realty Partners Office Aves, Stewart & Virginia Sts Mixed-Use Mixed-Use Seattle Children’s 54 1404 Boylston Ave 24 600 Wall Biotech/Medical (TBD) 44 Tower 12 Apts 1404 Boylston Ave 65 524 Broadway 600 Wall St 2nd Ave & Virginia St Johnson & Carr LLC 524 Broadway Laconia Dvlpt 34 Civic Square Continental Properties Residential 550 Broadway LLC Residential 601 4th Ave Residential Mixed-Use Triad Dvlpt 55 Broadcast Apartments 25 6th & Bell Data Center Office 45 121 12th 1420 E Madison Street 66 Yesler Terrace 2229 6th Ave 121 12th Ave E The Metropolitan 123 Broadway Clise Properties 35 Convention Ctr Expansion PanGEO, Inc. Companies Vulcan Office Between 9th & Boren Aves, Residential Mixed-Use Mixed-Use Howell St & Olive Way 26 7th & Bell WA State Convention Ctr 46 120 10th Ave E 56 1001 Broadway 67 Yesler Terrace 2301 7th Ave 120 10th Ave E 1001 Broadway 120 Broadway Clise Properties 36 Kinects Capitol Hill TOD LLC Columbia Pacific Advisors, Vulcan Residential 1823 Minor Ave Residential LLC Residential Security Properties Mixed-Use 27 800 Columbia Mixed-Use 47 101 Broadway E 68 1105 E Fir Street 800 Columbia St 101 Broadway E 57 1001 Minor 1105 E Fir Street Alecta 37 Madison Centre 101 Broadway LLC 1001 Minor Ave Seattle Housing Authority Residential 505 Madison St Residential Holland Partner Group Residential Schnitzer West Mixed-Use 28 8th & Blanchard Office 48 The Central 69 1023 E Alder Street 2202 8th Ave 2203 E Union Street 58 1124 Columbia 1023 E Alder Street Clise Properties 38 Merrill Place Dvlpt Lake Union Partners 1124 Columbia
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