Seattle Housing Buzz

A land use review board meeting for the Leilani Lanes parcel on Greenwood Avenue has been scheduled for Monday, September 22nd between 6:30 pm and 8:00 pm. The meeting, which will be held at Ballard High School, will provide the public an opportunity to learn about the project and to provide feedback.

The application is for two 5-story structures containing 301 apartment units, 601 below grade parking spots, retail and mini-storage space.

View the land use notification bulletin.

The developer is Mastro properties who also built the Sapphire condominium in Greenwood, and the architect for the project is Group Architect.

Tags: Greenwood, Leilani Lanes

From the city’s DPD land use bulletin that could be potential condominium projects:

Market District

Supplemental Design Review Board Meeting set for 120 Pike Street for a 23-story building including 18 floors of residential units. This is located on the NE corner of 2nd Avenue, right next to the Liberty Jewelry. If memory serves, there used to be a teriyaki place on the ground level.

Lower Queen Anne / Denny

Design Review Board Meeting set for 600 Denny way for a hotel/residential building - 150 room hotel, 56 residential units. From the map, this looks to be the Greg’s Japanese Auto lot. Update: the hotel will be a Hyatt Place Hotel and will be developed by Kauri Investments and Ariel Development. The residential units are condos.
Ballard

Design Review Board Supplemental Meeting set for 1545 NW Market for a 230 unit residential building (south of Market at 17th Avenue NW, across the street from Hjarta).

The old Rainier Brewery in the Georgetown neighborhood was acquired by the Sabey Corp. Sabey plans to convert the landmark designated, 5.5 acre property into new condominium housing.