1403 E OLIVE WAY
SEATTLE, WA 98122
Coniston Apartments
Location
Complaints & violations by year
Status
How this compares
Open / total issues
0 / 17
0.0% open
Issues per unit
1.21
below city average (1.88)
Code complaints & violations (17)
Complaint
Opened January 19, 2025
One of the residents moved out and the building maintenance started renovating and the whole house smells like sewer. There were also hundreds of rodents that ran out according to maintenance man.
Status: Closed
View source recordComplaint: Land Use
Opened August 6, 2024 · Updated November 7, 2024
Overflowing dumpsters andseveral bags attracting rats. Trash has not been collectedin over 2 weeks. There areneedles, and broken windows as well.
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint: Emergency , LandLord/Tenant
Opened May 29, 2024
I am writing to report severe and ongoing issues that make my living situation unsafe and uninhabitable.Lack of Notice for Water Shut-OffToday, I discovered I had no running water without any prior notice from management. Drug Activity and SquattingThe unit at the entrance of the building is allegedly being used for illegal drug dealing. This has attracted a constant stream of squatters who come and go at all hours. The presence of these individuals contributes to the overall dang
Status: Completed
View source recordComplaint
Opened August 1, 2022
Message: I live at the Coniston Apatments in Seattle, Washington. The address is 1403 E Olive Way, Seattle WA, 98122. The moment you set foot in the building you are taken aback by the smell of something that I can no better describe than to say "something dying". There are boards put up in the area of the back exit, preventing any escape if there were a fire, and these boards are put up only because of a broken step that they failed to fix for the last 2 months, and it was broken months befor
Status: Closed
View source recordNotice of Violation
Opened March 29, 2019 · Updated May 6, 2019
After being referred to the Coniston apartment building by Mary's Place in January 2019, I quickly learned that the entire building had a widespread; lead paint, rodent and roach infestation. My unit was so horribly infested that I had to live in a 10 X 10 inside the studio apartment. Property owner and landlord Alan Hua has a well documented slum lord history in King County. Important note; no fire extinguisher existed in my unit and the only extinguishers that were noticea
Status: Completed
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