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1222 TAYLOR AVE N

SEATTLE, WA 98109


Location

Within Seattle city limits

Complaints & violations by year

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Status

1 open
10 resolved

How this compares

Open / total issues

1 / 11

9.1% open

Avg age of open issues

2.7 years

above city average (2.1 years)

Issues per unit

1.22

below city average (1.88)


Code complaints & violations (11)

Open

Complaint: LandLord/Tenant

Opened December 13, 2023

Tenant rights - locked replaced to front access door without informing tenants

Status: Under Investigation

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Resolved

Complaint

Opened March 8, 2026

Landlord failed to make necessary repairs to rental unit in a timely manner. We have been reporting plumbing issues since Nov 2025, which were addressed. We discovered mold under kitchen sink in Jan 2026. We submitted maintenence request 1/16. They sent someone out with dehumidifiers on 1/26. On 2/17, they sent us notice to be out of unit for abatement 2/22-2/24. We returned to a gutted kitchen without being notified of the state of our home. No kitchen sink (yes running water in bathrooms), no

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint

Opened February 27, 2026

No flooring, no cabinets, working oven or sink, no dishwasher, no washer/dryer, fridge inaccessible. Landlord not doing repairs.

Status: Closed

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Resolved

Complaint

Opened May 10, 2024

Our shower stopped working on 4/12, I placed a ticket though the appartment managment app on sat, 4/13. It no longer has water pressure, whereas just before it stopped working, you had to crank the shower to get the water running. The sink and toliet work just fine, and there are no appearent leaks. It was apparently assigned to a tech on 4/15 and the tech was "contacted" on 4/17. I called on sat, 4/20, at which time the lady I spoke with couldn't find the ticket initially, but did after about

Status: Closed

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Resolved

Complaint: LandLord/Tenant

Opened April 16, 2024

SJA Property Management recently took over our building and urged us to sign a lease with increased housing costs without proper notice (they gave 25 days). These housing costs include raised pet rent and a mandatory resident benefit program (the benefits of which include access to the online portal to pay rent and make maintenance requests - it's unclear what legality there is to enforce this fee). We questioned them citing Seattle tenant law and only then did they en

Status: Completed

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