← Back to search

307 23RD AVE

SEATTLE, WA 98122


Location

Within Seattle city limits

Complaints & violations by year

0123452010201220142016201820191

Status

0 open
14 resolved

How this compares

Open / total issues

0 / 14

0.0% open

Issues per unit

14.00

above city average (1.88)


Code complaints & violations (14)

Resolved

Complaint: Construction

Opened November 19, 2019 · Updated November 21, 2019

The landlord rented the unit without remodeling permit is approved.roof deck is unsafe and not to code. But they let the tenant move in and collected rent

Status: Closed

View source record
Resolved

Complaint: Vacant Building

Opened June 2, 2016 · Updated June 10, 2016

Per online: Vacant building; Vegetation from private property/planting strip overhanging or encroaching on street, alley, or sidewalk. This property has been vacant for a decade. It is "tagged" constantly. A complete eyesore on a newly remodeled street. Owners show zero willingness to fix and/or rent it.

Status: Completed

View source record
Resolved

Complaint: Vacant Building

Opened April 20, 2016 · Updated May 4, 2016

Per online: Vacant Building. We've recently seen people on property, appears to be open to entry. Vegetation encroaching on sidewalk. Litter and debris on property. This building has sat vacant since at least 2007. Does this City have any intent of fining the owner or compelling them to sell or develop it?

Status: Completed

View source record
Resolved

Complaint: Vacant Building

Opened March 29, 2013 · Updated April 4, 2013

Per online complaint: "This is a vacant building open to entry. This property has been a problem for years. The owner had previously boarded up the windows, but a window on the south side of the building has had its board removed, and it looks as though people are now living in this building."

Status: Completed

View source record
Resolved

Notice of Violation: Vacant Building

Opened June 28, 2012 · Updated September 7, 2012

Vacant, unsecured building w/ inoperable black sedan in the rear, vegetation overgrowth.

Status: Completed

View source record
Page 1 of 3