Development and Construction Projects

Downtown Seattle continues to grow. From the recent addition of three major apartment complexes to the development of campuses for two nationally-known companies – Amazon.com and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation – it’s an exciting time to be Downtown.

Click through the links below to find information about active development projects in Downtown Seattle. This includes new construction, remodels/renovations involving building structure changes, and public park projects. Projects must have construction permits issued to be included on the list of active projects (planned, permitted and scheduled; currently under construction or recently completed).

Search for development and constuction projects or visit our Development and Construction Projects Map to learn about recent Downtown developments.

Click on the map below to view a clickable map of selected development projects (large map).

Project Status as of December 2011
SUMMARY
         
  Total Permitted Projects: 42
   
  Permitted 7    
  Currently Under Construction
29    
  Completed (in 2011) 6
   
  Development Cost Figures:      
  Permitted $395,800,000    
  Currently Under Construction $1,854,800,000    
  Completed (in 2011) $759,550,000    
  Total: $3,010,150,000    

  Totals by Category
(permitted, under construction and recently completed)
Project
Count
   

  Biotech/Medical 1    
  Cultural
Includes facilities related to arts, culture, sports & entertainment
4    
  Government 1    
  Hotels 0    
  Office 7    
  Office/Residential
    Apartment Units - 540
    Condo Units - 0
1    
  Parking 1    
  Residential
    Apartment Units - 3,166
    Condo Units - 0

21    
  Retail 3    
  Transportation 3    

  Total Hotel Rooms - 0
Total Condo Units - 0
Total Apartment Units - 3,706

     

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  Permitted 3    
  Currently Under Construction 15    
  Completed (in 2011)
5    
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