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Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 6 104 ID PROPERTY UNITS 6 Trailside at the Lodge 200 Total Lease Up 200 33 Avalon North Creek 316 100 76 Westgate Village 91 101 89 18727 Blueberry Lane 112 Total Under Construction 519 99 99 3214 Broadway 140 100 Everett Waterfront 266 228 101 Riverview 203 102 18631 Alderwood Mall Pkwy 349 103 Greater Residence 123 104 Affinity at Arlington 170 Total Planned 1,251 223 221 Allegro at Ash Creek 114 222 Evergreen Village 231 224 103 89 223 Farm at Mill Creek, The 382 221 224 Harmony 70 225 Point Wells Urban Center 250 222 102 33 226 Andorra Estates Phase II 240 227 Paradise Lake Road Garden 360 226 227 228 Weaver Road Senior 100 76 383 383 Andorra Estates 84 225 Total Prospective 1,831 2 mi Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 65 38 229 105 ID PROPERTY UNITS 4 Mysa 122 Total Lease Up 122 38 Shoreline 243 54 3310 NE 125th Street 150 65 Arabella II 107 236 Total Under Construction 500 114 105 Alexan Shoreline 309 231 113 Artisan, The 172 114 Lake City Way 170 Total Planned 651 230 229 Sears Redevelopment 1,300 230 13317 Lake City Way 150 4 231 14001 Lake City Way NE 69 235 113 386 235 Caspian, The 252 54 236 Lake City 73 237 Natural Lofts 99 237 386 Lake City Way NE 350 Total Prospective 2,293 1000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 8 106 41 277 ID PROPERTY UNITS 276 8 Boulevard Place 292 Total Lease Up 292 27 Bower, The 339 41 Woodin Creek Village Phase II 316 55 Village at Totem Lake 201 Total Under Construction 856 106 Bothell Way 200 107 Lifebridge 410 144 143 North Aspect Totem Lake 650 27 143 144 Totem Lake 134 55 Total Planned 1,394 384 276 14312 132nd Avenue NE 87 277 Woodinville Wine Village 100 107 384 12335 120th Avenue NE 395 Total Prospective 582 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 2 115 94 108 ID PROPERTY UNITS 238 2 Lane 215 16 Bogtown Flats 85 20 Sedona Phase II 215 Total Lease Up 515 234 387 233 94 Prism 138 Total Under Construction 138 108 10540 Greenwood Avenue North 62 109 320 North 85th Street 203 16 110 8501-8521 15th Avenue NW 114 111 8612 Palatine Avenue North 141 232 385 112 112 8829 Roosevelt Way NE 72 111 115 Northgate 235 110 109 119 8311 15th Avenue NW 83 20 124 124 8403 Greenwood Avenue North 70 119 129 Phinney Flats 59 Total Planned 1,039 243 250 232 209 North 87th Street 52 233 9731 Greenwood Avenue North 54 234 9736 Greenwood Avenue North 50 238 Turin 65 243 Crown Hill 54 244 244 Nesttun 163 250 7903-7911 Greenwood Ave North 57 129 385 8704 Greenwood Avenue North 270 387 Northgate Equitable Transit Oriented Development 600 Total Prospective 1,365 1000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 118 9 116 ID PROPERTY UNITS 9 Grove, The 63 18 aPODment Suites @ Giardino 62 Total Lease Up 125 77 241 77 Valdok II 157 90 90 Vitality on 17th 94 117 Total Under Construction 251 242 239 116 1501 NW 59th Street 53 117 1740 NW Market Street 50 118 6416 15th Avenue NW 60 240 Total Planned 163 18 239 1100 NW 54th Street 70 240 1446 NW 53rd Street 50 241 5602 15th Avenue NW 161 242 Ballard Yards 171 245 245 Ponte 134 Total Prospective 586 200 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 127 85 123 ID PROPERTY UNITS 122 247 42 Iron Flats 289 78 Vida 201 126 84 Track 66 78 85 Vista 7011 56 91 Brooklyn Six Five 55 251 Total Under Construction 679 42 84 122 6860 East Green Lake Way North 59 131 78 134 123 7001 Roosevelt Way NE 54 91 132 126 Fireside Flats 103 249 135 133 127 Green Lake North 133 131 Theo 79 136 132 1300 NE 65th Street 165 133 Block 3A 131 134 Brooklyn 77 135 Centerline 235 136 Luxe II 52 388 Total Planned 1,088 247 444 NE Ravenna Blvd 116 249 6501 Roosevelt Way NE 126 251 Rise on Sixty-Seventh 188 388 Corner 63 141 Total Prospective 571 200 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 248 128 ID PROPERTY UNITS 11 Werner 59 125 Total Lease Up 59 66 35 Stream Dexios 80 252 66 4025 Stone Way North 59 67 Portal, The 56 152 79 79 Robin's Nest 61 67 246 290 Total Under Construction 256 285 11 125 Broadstone Stone Way 143 145 207 128 Grove, The 51 145 Interbay 93 146 1110 Dexter Avenue North 85 147 1405 -1415 Dexter Avenue North 167 278 289 152 609 West Nickerson Street 70 158 158 2334 Franklin Avenue East 56 206 2031 Westlake 71 207 Ross Town Flats 64 283 206 Total Planned 800 246 3421 Woodland Park Ave North 123 282 35 248 4711 Aurora Avenue North 58 252 Winslow Court 147 147 278 2550 32nd Avenue West 146 280 146 280 1115 Dexter Avenue North 170 282 1601 Dexter Avenue North 65 283 2100 Queen Anne Avenue North 250 285 6 - 10 Dravus Street 90 289 2517 Eastlake Avenue East 220 290 3138 Fairview Avenue East 103 Total Prospective 1,372 1000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 15 U20 64 Total Lease Up 64 25 M, The 230 270 68 4710 Flats 52 72 Roosevelt 114 264 263 262 98 Arion 98 Total Under Construction 494 205 120 4048 7th Avenue NE 80 254 121 4555 Roosevelt Way NE 168 261 265 130 Sora - University District 52 260 269 204 Arista Residences 235 266 267 205 University 5039 51 25 68 204 Total Planned 586 137 257 121 15 253 1200 NE 45th Street 227 258 254 1200 NE 50th Street 55 253 259 255 4126 12th Avenue NE 250 256 4212 Roosevelt Way NE 200 257 4510 11th Avenue NE 201 258 4512 11th Avenue NE 101 72 98 268 259 4515 Brooklyn Avenue NE 221 256 260 4732 Brooklyn Avenue NE 100 130 261 4751 21st Avenue NE 54 255 262 5228 15th Avenue NE 57 263 5229 University Way NE 60 120 264 5300 Roosevelt Way NE 55 265 Broadstone Northeast 283 266 Montclaire Flats 67 267 Rhythm 129 268 Standard, The 383 269 Trailside Redevelopment 268 270 University Way 59 Total Prospective 2,770 500 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 287 51 286 279 151 154 29 320 281 ID PROPERTY UNITS 153 29 Center Steps 269 51 800 5th Avenue North 68 95 73 Alexan 100 164 80 Avalon Belltown Towers 275 284 392 150 93 10 Clay 62 95 Zella 128 Total Under Construction 966 149 148 215 1st Avenue North 68 149 320 Queen Anne Avenue North 59 312 150 400 Queen Anne Avenue 110 148 151 400 Roy 65 153 Niwa 127 154 Roystone 93 169 307 Broad 149 Total Planned 671 73 318 279 100 Roy Street Redevelopment 172 169 281 118 West Mercer Street 61 284 413 3rd Avenue West 58 314 286 701 Valley Street 161 287 811 5th Avenue North 65 312 223 Taylor Avenue North 226 314 3031 Western Avenue 100 318 508 Denny Way 154 80 320 601 Aurora Avenue North 123 392 417 2nd Avenue West 97 93 Total Prospective 1,217 200 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 334 St. Johns 430 3 Marlowe 181 335 Tommie Residences, The 90 7 Helm 79 341 Convention Center Site B 409 17 Mera 72 394 303 Battery Street 104 Total Lease Up 332 395 Waverly, The 374 Total Prospective 5,616 24 1200 Stewart Street 1,050 31 1120 Denny Way 1,128 45 408 Aurora Avenue North 78 292 62 403 Dexter Avenue North 98 331 7 17 Total Under Construction 2,354 164 1170 Republican 110 165 1800 Terry Avenue 428 166 1901 Minor Avenue 940 329 164 167 2014 Fairview Avenue 437 170 170 427 9th Avenue North 242 45 62 330 3 173 901 Harrison Street 292 173 212 174 9th & John 278 176 BB6 936 177 Block V 609 311 395 178 Boren + Lenora 393 174 212 1165-1175 Harrison Street 80 334 307 Total Planned 4,745 328 333 31 306 322 292 Bellview 58 394 178 167 166 177 24 304 1000 Virginia Street 435 309 176 304 306 1314 Denny Way 480 307 1370 Stewart Street 340 335 309 1916 Boren Avenue 534 165 311 222 Dexter Avenue North 100 323 322 8 Tower 286 323 800 Stewart Street Tower 477 341 328 Block 48 464 329 Block 56 North 90 330 Block 56 South 294 331 Mercer Blocks, Block 37 218 333 Seattle Times Building 433 200 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective a Berkshire Hathaway and Jefferies Financial Group company Seattle New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 1Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 21 707 Terry Avenue 488 349 22 Spring Street & 8th Avenue 550 208 39 Capitol Hill TOD Site C 94 56 Whitworth 54 291 58 600 East Howell Street 76 63 701 16th Avenue 50 69 14th & Madison 137 70 Anew Broadway 86 157 86 Avant 50 209 56 Total Under Construction 1,585 393 210 288 39 86 155 1208 East Olive Street 61 58 347 156 1320 East Pine Street 79 211 157 225 Harvard Avenue East 72 155 159 953 East Union Street 60 346 179 Crosby
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