SEATTLE, WA 98109
The Q Apartments
Open / total issues
4 / 14
28.6% open
Avg age of open issues
48 days
below city average (2.1 years)
Issues per unit
0.16
below city average (1.89)
Complaint: Construction
Opened September 18, 2026
This building is undergoing massive renovations in all vacant apartments and will be ongoing. They began in early August, you can see in the units that walls have been demolished with electrical hanging and there are many concerns the walls removed could be load bearing. Units known to have walls removed are 106, 309, 410, 602. They also closed access to the rooftop on July 29 citing major repairs needed, yet no permit is posted. There are also a few stairwell fire doors which do not close a
Status: Under Investigation
View source recordComplaint: Construction
Opened September 15, 2026
New building owner is demoing and remodeling empty apartment units, approximately 12 units. Want to confirm if building permits were issued. There was an issued permit (equipment permit? - EQP-INV-05317-003) on July 21, 2026 but not sure if that type of permit covers the extent of work being done. Extensive construction noise was not warned of or notified to residents until complaints occurred to management.
Status: Under Investigation
View source recordComplaint: Construction
Opened September 15, 2026
Knocking down walls in apartment building without permit
Status: Under Investigation
View source recordComplaint: Emergency , LandLord/Tenant
Opened July 29, 2026
Property management has recently changed, now the amount being charged for water/sewage/garbage has doubled. Tenant states there is a leak on property, instead of property management fixing, they are passing additional charges onto tenants. Seeking tenant rights info.
Status: Under Investigation
View source recordComplaint: LandLord/Tenant
Opened August 26, 2026
PER CSB: Customer resides at 1321 Queen Anne Ave N, Apt 304. Customer has noticed that the water/sewer/garbage bills have increased by $285/month since July. The average was $185 a month. Now customer is billed for $321.65. Customer is aware the building had a leak. They are concerned tenants are being billed for the leak. Customer would like meter readings for the building. The property manager and the third-party billing agency each refer to each other and will not respond to the concern.
Status: Open Duplicate
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