Seattle, WA (May 24, 2019) — Local multi-family builder SeaLevel Properties (www.sealevelproperties.com) announced the start of construction at the Union Street Apartments, a new 60-unit mixed-use residential building in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood.

Featuring a mix of one-bedroom and small efficiency dwelling units, along with more than 4,400+ sq. ft. of commercial space, the building is located at 953 E. Union Street just blocks from the Capitol Hill Light Rail Station. The project is slated for completion in summer 2020.

“This is a great site for transit-focused residential in the heart of the neighborhood,” said SeaLevel Properties Director John Shaw. “We look forward to showcasing our commitment to enhancing the community through superior quality, attention to detail and thoughtful development.”  

Focused around a ‘classic-meets-modern design,’ the Union Street Apartments will evoke an early 1900’s sophistication through its all brick-exterior, elegant lobby and rooftop deck with views of the Cascades and Space Needle.

The two commercial spaces feature lofty 13-foot ceilings and expansive windows optimizing natural light.  The corner retail unit consists of 1,993 sq. ft., an outdoor dining area and visibility from three streets (Union, 10^th Ave and Broadway Court). The second space has 2,437 sq. ft., which includes both a ground level and attached lower level space. The two can also be combined for a total of 4,430 sq. ft.

Primary project team members include SeaLevel Properties (Developer), STS Construction Services (General Contractor) and Grouparchitect (Architect). Companies interested in leasing the retail spaces may contact Brokers Keenan Van Gaver or Tiffini Connell at West coast Commercial Realty. 

In addition to the Union Street Apartments, SeaLevel has numerous projects underway or completed in Seattle and the surrounding region, including the new two building, 266-unit Everett Waterfront Apartments in the Port of Everett’s 65-acre Waterfront Place Development, the 14-Unit UW 19^th Townhomes, 5-Unit UW 18^thTownhomes and the 64-unit U20 Apartments (University District), the 110-unit at Vale Apartments (Issaquah), and 92 units at SAMM Apartments (Sammamish).

Word in from Sealevel Properties that lots of people are showing interest in being the first to live in new apartments planned at the Port of Everett’s Waterfront Place Central. Here’s more.

Local multi-family builder SeaLevel Properties revealed strong demand for its new Everett Waterfront Apartments, with 80 percent of available units offered in the company’s first release event now spoken for.

More than 100 people attended the project’s early release event last week for its first of two multifamily apartment buildings, located at 1300 W. Marine View Drive in the Port of Everett’s 65-acre Waterfront Place Central development. Slated for completion in 2020, the building is comprised of 266 studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom homes in two distinct, yet connected four-story buildings.

“We were hoping for strong interest in these buildings—and last week’s interest far exceeded our expectations,” said SeaLevel Properties Director John Shaw. “The turnout was overwhelming and confirms our instincts that there is indeed very high demand for high quality waterfront living in Everett.”

“The public response to this housing opening is consistent with the interest we have heard from the community since the project began,” Port of Everett Acting CEO Lisa Lefeber said. “There is a tremendous demand and desire to live on the Everett waterfront and we can’t wait until construction is underway and life is brought to Fisherman’s Harbor at Waterfront Place.”

“I’ve been involved with scores of multifamily developments over the years, but I have never seen such excitement for a new project – especially one that is almost two years from completion,” said Mike Simons, Executive Vice President of Allied Residential.

During the event, SeaLevel Properties opened 25 percent of the North Tower, which features 34 units including studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom homes. Given strong interest, a second release is likely. For those interested in joining the project’s VIP list, visit www.everettwaterfrontapartments.com.

With construction anticipated in early 2019, SeaLevel’s apartment homes at Fisherman’s Harbor are designed to reflect three unique waterfront experiences: a marine/water-inspired experience in the Southern Building, and an industrial/timber-inspired experience in the Northern Building.

The design includes a combination of contemporary urban design and rugged urban materials that pay tribute to the natural resources of timber, steel and water on the Puget Sound. The project will also maximize the Port’s infrastructure features and pedestrian patterns, with lobbies to activate streets and a lively and attractive public realm.

The Port continues its $85 million public infrastructure investment this year by building additional roadway access, constructing new public spaces to connect with the new Pacific Rim Plaza and Splash Fountain, and building new marine infrastructure at Fisherman’s Harbor, including a new guest dock that doubles as a public dock walk.

At full build out, the Waterfront Place Central mixed-use development will include new trails and regional parks together with public gathering spaces, up to 660 housing units, Hotel Indigo, a business and lifestyle waterfront hotel, fine and casual dining restaurants and commercial, retail and marine sales and services. The project includes five (5) districts: Fisherman’s Harbor, the Millwright District, the Esplanade District, Wharf’s Edge and the Craftsman District. The Craftsman District was completed as part of the Port’s development of a boatyard in 2009, and Fisherman’s Harbor is the first phase of the mixed-use project to proceed.

The entire project will support more than 2,000 jobs and $8.6 million in new tax revenue to state and local governments. Hotel Indigo, a 142-room business and lifestyle hotel broke ground in March and has gone vertical in the last weeks. They expect to be open mid-2019 and will feature full amenities, a 150-seat restaurant and a 5,000-sq. ft. conference and event space.

Word in from Sealevel Properties that lots of people are showing interest in being the first to live in new apartments planned at the Port of Everett’s Waterfront Place Central. Here’s more.

Local multi-family builder SeaLevel Properties revealed strong demand for its new Everett Waterfront Apartments, with 80 percent of available units offered in the company’s first release event now spoken for.

More than 100 people attended the project’s early release event last week for its first of two multifamily apartment buildings, located at 1300 W. Marine View Drive in the Port of Everett’s 65-acre Waterfront Place Central development. Slated for completion in 2020, the building is comprised of 266 studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom homes in two distinct, yet connected four-story buildings.

“We were hoping for strong interest in these buildings—and last week’s interest far exceeded our expectations,” said SeaLevel Properties Director John Shaw. “The turnout was overwhelming and confirms our instincts that there is indeed very high demand for high quality waterfront living in Everett.”

“The public response to this housing opening is consistent with the interest we have heard from the community since the project began,” Port of Everett Acting CEO Lisa Lefeber said. “There is a tremendous demand and desire to live on the Everett waterfront and we can’t wait until construction is underway and life is brought to Fisherman’s Harbor at Waterfront Place.”

“I’ve been involved with scores of multifamily developments over the years, but I have never seen such excitement for a new project – especially one that is almost two years from completion,” said Mike Simons, Executive Vice President of Allied Residential.

During the event, SeaLevel Properties opened 25 percent of the North Tower, which features 34 units including studios, one-bedroom and two-bedroom homes. Given strong interest, a second release is likely. For those interested in joining the project’s VIP list, visit www.everettwaterfrontapartments.com.

With construction anticipated in early 2019, SeaLevel’s apartment homes at Fisherman’s Harbor are designed to reflect three unique waterfront experiences: a marine/water-inspired experience in the Southern Building, and an industrial/timber-inspired experience in the Northern Building.

The design includes a combination of contemporary urban design and rugged urban materials that pay tribute to the natural resources of timber, steel and water on the Puget Sound. The project will also maximize the Port’s infrastructure features and pedestrian patterns, with lobbies to activate streets and a lively and attractive public realm.

The Port continues its $85 million public infrastructure investment this year by building additional roadway access, constructing new public spaces to connect with the new Pacific Rim Plaza and Splash Fountain, and building new marine infrastructure at Fisherman’s Harbor, including a new guest dock that doubles as a public dock walk.

At full build out, the Waterfront Place Central mixed-use development will include new trails and regional parks together with public gathering spaces, up to 660 housing units, Hotel Indigo, a business and lifestyle waterfront hotel, fine and casual dining restaurants and commercial, retail and marine sales and services. The project includes five (5) districts: Fisherman’s Harbor, the Millwright District, the Esplanade District, Wharf’s Edge and the Craftsman District. The Craftsman District was completed as part of the Port’s development of a boatyard in 2009, and Fisherman’s Harbor is the first phase of the mixed-use project to proceed.

The entire project will support more than 2,000 jobs and $8.6 million in new tax revenue to state and local governments. Hotel Indigo, a 142-room business and lifestyle hotel broke ground in March and has gone vertical in the last weeks. They expect to be open mid-2019 and will feature full amenities, a 150-seat restaurant and a 5,000-sq. ft. conference and event space.

SeaLevel Properties is planning 266 units as part of the Port of Everett’s 65-acre Waterfront Place Central redevelopment. They’re scheduled for completion in 2020. A recent marketing event attracted 100 people, SeaLevel reports. Construction of the two-building complex is expected to begin next year. Everett Waterfront Apartments will be in the Fisherman’s Harbor district of Waterfront Place Central.

SeaLevel’s John Shaw said in a statement that the turnout “confirms our instincts that there is indeed very high demand for high quality waterfront living in Everett.” Rents have not yet been set. Units will range from studios to three-bedrooms. Waterfront Place Central will have about 660 housing units, the Hotel Indigo (which broke ground in March), restaurants, and 662,000 square feet of commercial, retail and marine sales and services.

EVERETT — SeaLevel Properties said Monday it’s finalized a $7 million deal to buy 5.44 acres of the Port of Everett’s 65-acre Waterfront Place Central development, where the company will build two four-story buildings with 266 apartments. SeaLevel is the multi-family division of American Classic Homes based in Mercer Island.

“This is a historic transaction for the Port of Everett,” said the port’s acting chief executive, Lisa Lefeber. “This property sale allows housing on the waterfront for the first time in Everett’s history.

Lefeber said the new housing should attract more people and more businesses.

The apartment project at 1300 W. Marine View Drive is to include a mix of studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units ranging from 750 square feet to 1,400 square feet. The area in the Fisherman’s Harbor District is the part of Waterfront Place closest to West View Marine Drive.

SeaLevel Properties and the port agreed in principal to the deal in 2016. Construction is expected to begin this fall and is slated for completion in 2020.

“We’re thrilled to acquire this prime development site within Everett’s Waterfront Place redevelopment,” said John Shaw, SeaLevel Properties director.

The two buildings will be “distinct but connected” and reflect three waterfront scapes, according to a news release — “a marine-water inspired experience, an industrial-inspired experience and a timber-inspired experience.”

When fully built out, the port’s Waterfront Place Central, a mixed-use development, is to include trails and parks; retail, restaurant and commercial space; and up to 660 housing units.

Source: https://www.heraldnet.com/business/port-developer-finalize-terms-for-266-waterfront-apartments/

SeaLevel Properties (www.sealevelproperties.com) and the Port of Everett closed their deal for a 5.44 acre site within the Port’s Waterfront Place Central mixed-use development to make way for new waterfront apartment homes (www.EverettWaterfrontApartments.com). Construction is expected to begin later this year.

Located at 1300 W. Marine View Drive in the Port’s 65-acre Waterfront Place Central project, the 266-unit housing project will feature a mix of studio-, one-, two- and three-bedroom homes ranging from 750 sq. ft. to 1,400 sq. ft. in two distinct, yet connected 4-story buildings.

“We’re thrilled to acquire this prime development site within Everett’s Waterfront Place redevelopment,” said SeaLevel Properties Director John Shaw. “We anticipate strong demand for these homes and look forward to setting a high bar for residential design in Fisherman’s Harbor and Waterfront Place.”

“This is a historic transaction for the Port of Everett,” Port of Everett Acting CEO Lisa Lefeber said. “This property sale allows housing on the waterfront for the first time in Everett’s history, and creates the population necessary to support a vibrant Waterfront Place project. I want to thank Sealevel for believing in the vision of Fisherman’s Harbor and the Port of Everett staff for pulling this complicated transaction together.”

With completion slated for 2020, SeaLevel’s apartment homes at Fisherman’s Harbor are designed to reflect three unique waterfront experiences: a marine/water-inspired experience, an industrial-inspired experience, and a timber-inspired experience.

The design includes a combination of contemporary urban design and rugged urban materials that pay tribute to the natural resources of timber, steel and water on the Puget Sound. The project will also maximize the Port’s infrastructure features and pedestrian patterns, with lobbies to activate streets and a lively and attractive public realm.

The Port continues its $85 million public infrastructure investment this year by building additional roadway access, constructing new public spaces to connect with the new Pacific Rim Plaza and Splash Fountain, and building new marine infrastructure at Fisherman’s Harbor, including a new guest dock that doubles as a public dock walk.

At full build out, the Waterfront Place Central mixed-use development will include  new trails and regional parks together with public gathering spaces, up to 660 housing units, Hotel Indigo, a business and lifestyle waterfront hotel, fine and casual dining restaurants and commercial, retail and marine sales and services. The project includes five (5) districts: Fisherman’s Harbor, the Millwright District, the Esplanade District, Wharf’s Edge and the Craftsman District. The Craftsman District was completed as part of the Port’s development of a boatyard in 2009, and Fisherman’s Harbor is the first phase of the mixed-use project to proceed. The entire project will support more than 2,000 jobs and $8.6 million in new tax revenue to state and local governments. Hotel Indigo, a 142-room business and lifestyle hotel broke ground in March and has gone vertical in the last weeks. They expect to be open mid-2019 and will feature full amenities, a 150-seat restaurant and a 5,000-sq. ft. conference and event space.

Media Contact for SeaLevel
Natalie Quick
206-779-0489 or natalie@nataliequick.com

Media Contact for Port of Everett
Catherine Soper
425-388-0680 or catherines@portofeverett.com

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About SeaLevel Properties. SeaLevel Properties is a local, family-owned builder, focusing on multi-family development. Taking great pride in its reputation for superior quality, attention to detail, and thoughtful development with community in mind, SeaLevel maintains a collaborative approach on all projects. SeaLevel Properties entered the multi-family development market in early 2016, and has quickly developed a presence in the Puget Sound area with more than 600 units currently under development. http://sealevelproperties.com. As a locally-focused firm led by local real estate experts John Shaw and Kyle Weeks, SeaLevel Properties officially launched in 2016 and has multiple multi-family projects under development throughout the Puget Sound region. Recently, SeaLevel Properties broke ground on a five-story, 64-unit, 20,000 sq. ft. project targeting students in the University District. The Vale Apartments, a five-story, 110-unit apartment building located in charming downtown Issaquah, broke ground in August 2017. SeaLevel Properties is also constructing a 59-unit, 32,000 sq. ft. apartment building located in the heart of the Pike/Pike Corridor in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, which will break ground in late 2018. SeaLevel Properties’ SAMM Apartments (www.LiveAtSAMM.com), a new 132,000 sq. ft. multi-family building located within the Sammamish Town Center in Sammamish, Wash. is also more than 95 percent leased since opening in mid-August 2017.

About the Port of Everett
The Port of Everett is a special purpose district tasked with economic development. Through operation of international shipping terminals, the largest public marina on the West Coast and real estate development ventures, the Port of Everett supports more than 35,000 jobs in the region and contributes $373 million to state and local taxes. The Port is also a committed steward of the environment and provides ample waterfront public access. The year 2018 marks the Port of Everett’s centennial year. As the Port reflects on its first 100 years, it’s also making major investments to prepare for the future. The Port is moving forward with key Strategic Capital Initiatives that will shape its next 100 years including modernizing its Seaport facilities to prepare for the next generation of cargo with its $36 million South Terminal Modernization project – the largest maritime construction project on the West Coast today. The Port is also creating a new waterfront community where people can live, work and play with its 65-acre mixed-use Waterfront Place Central Development. Additionally, the Port is investing in its marine infrastructure to support the Marina of the future, and is in final phases of developing its Riverside Business Park into a light industrial manufacturing hub.

Source: http://www.portofeverett.com/Home/Components/News/News/3584/263

SeaLevel Properties celebrated with friends and colleagues at their official launch party last Tuesday at FX McRory’s in Seattle. Thank you to everyone who came!

SeaLevel Properties, the multifamily division of Pacific Northwest-based homebuilder American Classic Homes, has unveiled two new projects in Seattle’s University District and Capitol Hill neighborhoods. “As Seattle’s housing market continues to expand, it’s important to provide a range of housing options,” SeaLevel Properties director John Shaw said. “Our new U-District project provides smaller spaces — at lower prices — which are popular with students who want to live a clutter-free lifestyle.”

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64-Unit, 20,000 SF University District Project Slated to Break Ground Mid-2017; 59-Unit 32,000 SF Capitol Hill Apartment Building Slated to Break Ground by Year-End

Seattle, WA – January 30, 2017 — SeaLevel Properties, the multifamily division of Pacific Northwest-based homebuilder American Classic Homes, today announced two new projects in Seattle’s University District and Capitol Hill neighborhoods.

Built on tradition and rooted in the Pacific Northwest, the locally-focused, family-owned builder led by Directors John Shaw and Kyle Weeks focuses on multi-family development, and a deep commitment to furthering thoughtful development with community in mind.

University District Project Targets Students
Located at 4536 20th Ave NE, the new 20,000 sq. ft. University District project is slated to break ground in mid-2017, and will feature five stories with 64 studio units averaging approximately 225 sq. ft.

“As Seattle’s housing market continues to expand, it’s important to provide a range of housing options. Our new U-District project provides smaller spaces—at lower prices—which are popular with students who want to live a simple, clutter-free lifestyle,” said SeaLevel Properties Director John Shaw.

Featuring bike storage and a community courtyard, the building will be constructed to eco-friendly Built Green™ standards, and units will be available for leasing in late 2018 with rents averaging $1,100 per unit.

East Union Site to Energize One of Last Available Sites in Pike/Pine Corridor
Located at 953 East Union in the heart of the Pike/Pine Corridor, along what was once called ‘auto row’ in Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, the SeaLevel Properties team will break ground on a new 59-unit, 32,000 sq. ft. apartment building by early 2018. The building is slated to open in 2019.

Featuring seven stories and a 3,000 sq. ft. ground-level restaurant space, the project will include studio and one-bedroom units. In accordance with City building code, the building will not include on-site parking, but will feature bike storage on each residential floor, and a roof top deck with views of both the Space Needle and Mt. Rainer.

Additionally, the project is situated along a ‘green street’ on 10th Ave. —giving priority to pedestrian circulation and walkability.

“We’re really excited about this location and our first project in Capitol Hill,” said Shaw. “This will be a high-quality project that reflects the neighborhood’s priorities. As such, we are seeking a restaurant for the ground-level retail to further activate the green street and add to the wonderful experience of living in Capital Hill.”

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