4508 CALIFORNIA AVE SW
SEATTLE, WA 98116
Junction Central
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Code complaints & violations (6)
Complaint: LandLord/Tenant
Opened April 9, 2026
Rented an apartment on 7th floor. Elevator has been broken since Saturday. Is disabled and stuck in her apartment, they will not bring tenant her medication because it is 'not their job'. Seeking tenant rights.
Status: Under Investigation
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Opened April 12, 2026
The only elevator in the building hasn't been working for over a week. This apartment complex is supposedly welcoming to disabled residents, and a long term broken elevator is not compatible with that.
Status: Closed
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Opened April 10, 2026 · Updated June 11, 2026
Prolonged elevator outage in a seven-story residential building with only one elevator. The elevator has reportedly been out of service since April 2, 2026, creating significant accessibility barriers for residents with disabilities, mobility limitations, and elderly tenants who rely on elevator access to safely enter and exit the building. Despite the elevator being down for over a week, management has not provided any advance notice or building-wide communicationinforming tenants of the outag
Status: Completed
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Opened April 10, 2026
I am a tenant in the building and am submitting this statement regarding a prolonged elevator outage in a seven-story residential building with only one elevator. The elevator has reportedly been out of service since April 2, 2026, creating significant accessibility barriers for residents with disabilities, mobility limitations, and elderly tenants who rely on elevator access to safely enter and exit the building. Despite the elevator being down for over a week, management has not provided any
Status: Closed
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Opened April 7, 2026 · Updated June 11, 2026
I am a tenant in a multi-story apartment building reporting an ongoing elevator outage that has now exceeded 48 hours.The elevator is currently the only accessible means of reaching upper floors. Residents on all floors are being forced to use multiple flights of stairs with no alternative access.This situation presents serious accessibility and safety concerns. There are residents in the building with mobility limitations, including individuals who use wheelchairs, as well as elderly t
Status: Completed
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