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18 Feb Where can you live in Pioneer Square?

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Note: This post is from 2011. For an updated map and list, please click here.

This post is for those of you who want to move to Pioneer Square, but don’t know where to look or what’s available.

Here’s a map of all* of the possible apartments and condos in the neighborhood:

*at least I think it’s all. If I miss one or have incorrect info, please let me know!

Click here to view a full-size PDF of the map.

1 – 606 Post (or Post Hotel)
606 Post Ave
14 Condos
Notes: Apparently these units rarely come up for sale

(source:seattlesavvy)

2 – 80 S Jackson
80 S Jackson
24 Condos
Notes:

(source:urbnlivn)

3 – Florentine
526 1st Ave S
116 Condos
Notes:

(source:urbnlivn)

4 – Harbor Lofts
420 2nd Ave
11 Live/Work (low income)
Notes: The 11 studios are live/work spaces of 580-710 sq. ft. each, with high ceilings and large windows

5 – Jackson Square Building
121 S Jackson St
6 Condos
Notes: 6 upscale condo featuring brick exposed walls, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and hardwood floors. Each unit also features a private rooftop deck, except for the one studio unit. Floorplans range from 646 to 1,776 square feet.

(source:stroupe condo blog)

6 – Lowman Building
107 Cherry Street
89 Apartments (low income)
Notes:

(source:propimages)

7 – Merchants
109 1/2 Yesler Way
6 Apartments
Notes: nearly impossible to find online — all I have is this photo someone emailed to me a month ago or so

8 – Merrill Place
97 S Jackson St
16 Condos
Notes: The entrance opens up to a private courtyard with a large water feature and secondary entrance to Il Terrazzo Carmine. Condos feature exposed wood beams, exposed brick walls, and floorplans gracious on square footage. The community of only 16 units rarely has homes on the market making this address highly desirable. (source)

(source:urbnlivn)

9 – Monterey Lofts
406 2nd Ave Ext S
11 Apartments
Notes: 5 upscale penthouses + 6 affordable flats; LEED Gold

10 – Nord Building
312 1st Ave S
7 Condos
Notes:

(source:urbnlivn)

11 – OK Hotel
212 Alaskan Way
44 Apartments (low income)
Notes: artist studios (and apparently featured in the movie “Singles”

(source:triaddev’t)

12 – Olympic Block
100 1st Ave S
15 Condos
Notes:

(source:redfin)

13 – Our Home Hotel
75 S Main St
17 Condos
Notes: 17 unique loft style

(source:redfin)

14 – Post Mews
611 Post St
7 Condos
Notes:

(source:seattlebydesign)

15 – Prudential Building
114 Alaskan Way S
37 Apartments
Notes:

(source:Pacific Crest)

16 – Quintessa
201 Yesler Way
132 Apartments (low income)
Notes: Just purchased by Reliant Group, but remaining low income. Website is down

(source:rent.com)

17 – Seattle Quilt
318 1st Ave S
22 Apartments
Notes:

18 – Smith Tower
506 2nd Ave
1 Apartment
Notes: we all wish…

(source:nyt)

19 – State Hotel
114 1st Ave S
7 Live/Work Apartments
Notes: Large Loft type Work/Live flats with high ceilings, gas appliances, brick walls, and wood floors.

20 – Tashiro Kaplan
115 Prefontaine Place
50 Live/Work Artist Lofts (low income)
Notes: There is a looong waiting list for this place

(source:shift)

21 – Terry Denny
111 1st Ave S
48 Apartments
Notes:Historic Loft plans range from 523 sf – 1,129 sf, with prices ranging from $1,100 – $2,300; Penthouse loft plans from 773 sf – 1,295 sf, with prices ranging from $1,800 – $2,700

(source:urbnlivn)