The Rental Registration and Inspection Ordinance (RRIO) is a recently established law pertaining to rental properties within the city of Seattle. As of 2014, landlords with rental properties in Seattle ranging from single-family homes to large apartment buildings are required to register their properties with Seattle’s Department of Planning and Development to ensure that they conform to basic housing and safety standards.
Troy Apts is nestled on a residential street just south of Ravenna Park. Unique 1970’s building w a mansard roof consists of four 2 bed, 1.5 bath units. Avg over 1,000 sf...
Listing courtesy of Lee & Associates Commercial RE.
Greenlake-It's all about the location!Walk or bike to Greenlake, Blanchet H.S. x street. Both primary/middle schools only blocks to the north. It's GREENLAKE!w/off street...
Listing courtesy of Coldwell Banker Danforth.
Prime, top of Queen Anne location for this currently configured triplex. Great owner-occupied, rental, home office or combo potential. 960sf upper level unit features la...
Listing courtesy of Realogics Sotheby's Int'l Rlty.
Located one block from Seattle Pacific University, the triplex is an ideal value-add opportunity with additional value in land. Keep the triplex and collect income while...
Listing courtesy of The Foundation Group LLC.
Enjoy the private and quiet backdrop of the trees on this large lot. Excellent potential with this cosmetic value-add with long term tenants, a large property, and plenty...
Listing courtesy of John L. Scott, Inc..
Trophy asset located a half block off the desirable 45th Street retail corridor in the coveted Wallingford neighborhood. The building has been well-maintained and present...
Listing courtesy of Paragon Real Estate Advisors.