
Downtown · 2007
5th & Madison
24 fl · ~125 homes

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Downtown · 2007
24 fl · ~125 homes



South Lake Union · 2006
Three towers · ~259 homes

Belltown · 1889 / 1999
STR5 fl · ~49 homes

Belltown · 2003
13 fl · 93 homes

Belltown · 1910s / 2000
6 fl · ~62 homes


Belltown / Pike Place · 1981
33–34 fl

Denny Triangle · 2007
-fl · 250 homes

Belltown · 2005
23 fl · 197 homes



South Lake Union · 2009
19 fl · ~135 homes



Downtown · 1912–1915
8 fl

Pioneer Square · 1909 / 1990–1991
6 fl · ~116 homes

Downtown / Waterfront · 2008
36 homes






Belltown · 2001
~11 fl · ~140 homes

Chinatown-International District · 2021
17 fl · 201 homes



Pike Place / Downtown · 1982
Tower and townhomes


First Hill · 2002
27 fl · ~158 homes


Downtown · 1991
STR~24–25 fl · 192 homes



Belltown / Pike Place · 1994–1995
27 fl · ~75 homes


Queen Anne · 1909
137 homes



Belltown · 1998
8 fl · 129 homes


Capitol Hill · 1919 / 2007
5 fl · 42 homes


South Lake Union · 2008
6 fl · 99 homes


Downtown · 1983
22 fl

Downtown Bellevue · 2024
365 homes across two towers

Downtown Bellevue · 2009
42–43 fl · twin towers

Downtown Bellevue · 2024
20 fl · 138 homes

Downtown Bellevue · 2005
42 fl · 148 homes

Downtown Bellevue · 2020
21 fl · 147 homes

Downtown Bellevue · 2008
Two towers and townhomes · ~377 homes

Downtown Kirkland / East of Market · 1997
5–6 fl · 75 homes


Downtown Kirkland · 2006
5 fl · 110 homes

Carillon Point · 1991
boutique 13–14 residences

Downtown Kirkland / Lake Street · ~2000–2001
3 fl · 13 homes
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Association rules, rental caps, current cap availability, rental waitlists, minimum lease terms, and short-term rental policies can change at any time. Lease terms labelled as observed reflect current public rental activity, not a proven association rule. All information should be independently verified through the current resale certificate, declaration, rules and regulations, association management, and applicable City of Seattle requirements before purchase or lease.
Understanding the Rules
Short-term rental rules operate on two levels: the condominium association and the City of Seattle. Building permission and City licensing are separate requirements that must both be satisfied.
Short-Term Rental
29 consecutive nights or fewer
City of Seattle definition
Long-Term Rental
30 consecutive nights or more
Standard residential lease
City Requirements
STR regulatory license
Separate from building permission
Transfer
Not automatic
Buyer must establish eligibility
Important
A building may allow unlimited leasing while still prohibiting short-term rentals. Always evaluate rental cap and minimum lease term separately; a building with no cap may still require a 30-day or longer minimum lease.
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