10500 MERIDIAN AVE N
SEATTLE, WA 98133
The Galleria
Location
Complaints & violations by year
Status
How this compares
Open / total issues
5 / 22
22.7% open
Avg age of open issues
23 days
below city average (2.1 years)
Issues per unit
0.11
below city average (1.88)
Code complaints & violations (22)
Complaint
Opened September 4, 2026
My landlord (Guide Property Services / The Galleria) is attempting to enforce an illegal punitive penalty fee of $75.00 (Originally attempted $250.00) on my ledger for alleged "improper waste disposal" in a common-area trash enclosure. I have already paid the actual vendor invoice of $46.65 in full, which satisfies the actual damages. However, management is citing Section 17.8 of the lease to assess an additional arbitrary penalty fee. This violates Washington State law, which prohibits flat pu
Status: Initiated
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Opened August 26, 2026
Tenant does not have access to her breaker, it's shared between two different units, thinks this is a violation, would like an inspection.
Status: Under Investigation
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Opened August 25, 2026
Active ongoing rodent infestation unabated for over 30 days despite tenant report on 7/18/26 with photo evidence of droppings. Tenants include a 4-month-old infant. Tenants have witnessed rats climbing exterior beams to climb through the balcony railing and onto the balcony, leaving behind accumulating rodent droppings. Droppings are found near windows and doors, causing an airborne pathogen risk. Tenants have a storage unit which can only be accessed by crossing the balcony. Management has ref
Status: Under Investigation
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Opened August 24, 2026
Active ongoing rodent infestation unabated for over 30 days despite tenant report on 7/18/26 with photo evidence of droppings. Tenants include a 4-month-old infant. Tenants have witnessed rats climbing exterior beams to climb through the balcony railing and onto the balcony, leaving behind accumulating rodent droppings. Droppings are found near windows and doors, causing an airborne pathogen risk. Tenants have a storage unit which can only be accessed by crossing the balcony. Management has ref
Status: Under Investigation
View source recordComplaint: LandLord/Tenant
Opened July 7, 2026
Before signing my lease, the leasing agent(s) did not disclose that the heater in my apartment was broken and that I did not have my own separate breaker within my unit. It took a month after I submitted my request for my heater to be fixed and I was not notified that a technician was contacted until over a week after my original submission. I had to follow up after contacting emergency maintenance services a second time for my power going out. It was also then that I was told that breakers in
Status: Under Investigation
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