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.
4plex on large lot, 2 min from Microsoft. Value in land, Excellent development site for 2 luxury homes or long term hold with income stream. Views of Lake Sammamish from ...
Listing courtesy of Skyline Properties, Inc..
Stunning 1,600 sf 3bd/2ba penthouse with view sits atop this gorgeous 50's brick Queen Anne 7-unit apartment building. Structure is wood frame with brick veneer. 68 steps...
Listing courtesy of Capstone Commercial.
First time on market, this custom home/duplex designed by award winning architect, Norman Millar, stands alone as an icon of artistic ingenuity in the heart of Capitol Hi...
Listing courtesy of John L. Scott Mukilteo.
Micro Unit Developers, Contractors, and Investors seize the opportunity in the highly coveted South Park area! This up-and-coming location offers fantastic walkability to...
Listing courtesy of Keller Williams North Seattle.
Built in 1967, the Franklin is in the Eastlake neighborhood, an ‘A’ location on the shores of Lake Union just north of Downtown Seattle. The Franklin offers a new owner s...
Listing courtesy of Kidder Mathews.
Better than townhome -- 4 off-street parking spots! NEWLY updated duplex. Steps to everything! Attractive with high-end and quality finishes; recently remodeled kitchens;...
Listing courtesy of eXp Realty.