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4453 STONE WAY N

SEATTLE, WA 98103

Ori Stoneway


Location

Within Seattle city limits

Complaints & violations by year

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Status

1 open
7 resolved

How this compares

Open / total issues

1 / 8

12.5% open

Avg age of open issues

153 days

below city average (2.1 years)

Issues per unit

0.19

below city average (1.88)


Code complaints & violations (8)

Open

Complaint: LandLord/Tenant

Opened April 9, 2026

Renewed her lease 2 months ago, management has changed and they are going against lease, making changes. Tenant rights questions.

Status: Under Investigation

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Resolved

Complaint

Opened June 9, 2026

The construction company building houses two houses down from Ori Apartments has repeatedly blocked the entire road not allowing local access. They have signs up for one lane or have blocked just in front of the construction site at times, but many times block the whole road. For instance, today 6/9/2026, Allen St was fully blocked from both directions, not allowing access to the houses or the driveway for the apartment building. Local cars are also parked inside the street and garage with no w

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint

Opened April 9, 2026

Building has pests infestation in building, mainly in the trash rooms on every floor. The pest control infestation is in the common areas.

Status: Closed

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Resolved

Complaint

Opened October 9, 2025 · Updated March 4, 2026

building has pests infestation in building, mainly in the trash rooms on every floor. The pest control infestation is in the common areas and complainants unit 409

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint

Opened July 7, 2025

The building needs inspection on each floor. Though management is aware of the excessive heat within the building, they refuse to turn on any AC or taking any cooling measures to assist residents. It's currently 95 in the building's hallway -- so hot that power surges for essential amenities like AC units and fans are turning off. Within the past month a resident was hospitalized in our building due, in part, to the high heat.

Status: Closed

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