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1202 E THOMAS ST

SEATTLE, WA 98102

Thomas Street Lofts


Location

Within Seattle city limits

Complaints & violations by year

012345201920202021202220232024202520261

Status

0 open
7 resolved

How this compares

Open / total issues

0 / 7

0.0% open

Issues per unit

0.17

below city average (1.88)


Code complaints & violations (7)

Resolved

Complaint: Noise

Opened July 25, 2026

Active Mechanical/Noise Code Violation. An automated, high-pitched mechanical equipment warning horn or battery-backup alarm is firing precisely every 8 seconds. It has been blanket-bombing this residential block non-stop for over 20 hours straight, creating a severe public nuisance. Because of severe acoustic echoing off the buildings, the exact origin point is unconfirmed, but it is highly audible across the entire intersection. Immediate code enforcement investigation is requested.

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint: Noise

Opened April 12, 2025

someone on the roof playing loud music from big speakers. I made contact with the intoxicated individual who just laughed (from the roof). This has occurred before. I live across the street and north a bit and it is so loud that it rattles my windows. In my living room it is louder than the movie I'm trying to watch. I live across the street from them and more north on the block.

Status: Closed

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Resolved

Complaint: LandLord/Tenant

Opened December 7, 2023

tenant rights - paid holding deposit did not qualify to rent apt, landlord is not responding to me need help

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint: LandLord/Tenant

Opened August 26, 2020

Unit is above trash room, smell is coming into unit causing tenants to get sick. Mgmt has been told, nothing has been done. Trash room doesn't have sufficient ventilation system, fan doesn't work. What are tenants rights?

Status: Closed

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Resolved

Notice of Violation

Opened February 20, 2019 · Updated April 30, 2019

**Repeating 000285-19CP, but with contact info provided - JH**My complaint is more a question about how apartment units should be heated.I moved to a brand new building at 1202 E Thomas Street where they have lofts and studios.In these lofts, you have in the upper part the only heater of the apartment unit meaning you can get in this area (one third of the apartment) 90 degrees Fahrenheit but downstairs (two third of the apartment), it's not heated and you have around

Status: Completed

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