5913 RAINIER AVE S
SEATTLE, WA 98118
Kenny Apartments
Location
Complaints & violations by year
Status
How this compares
Open / total issues
2 / 39
5.1% open
Avg age of open issues
9.4 years
above city average (2.1 years)
Issues per unit
1.70
below city average (1.88)
Code complaints & violations (39)
Notice of Violation
Opened July 30, 2020 · Updated July 30, 2020
Per Online; There is a roof replacement project currently in progress, with no construction or demolition permit. Additionally, many instances of unsafe construction practices have been observed - nails in public spaces of building, items falling off roof, etc. I have tried to work directly with the owner, but have been ignored.
Status: NOV Issued
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Opened May 29, 2026
I am requesting an immediate investigation into the unsafe and unhealthy living conditions at my former residence. Before moving out, I repeatedly reported black mold, roach infestation, and other hazardous conditions to my landlord. She denied ever being informed and then charged me over $800 for mold-related "move-out costs" that I did not cause and could not have prevented. The mold was a pre-existing structural issue, not tenant damage. The landlord never provided an itemized list or ex
Status: Completed
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Opened October 23, 2025
Cockroach infestation: This building has an active cockroach infestation that has not been resolved in the 2 years I've lived there. In fact, it has gotten much worse. It is primarily inside the units. My unit (304) and two neighbors (305 and 308) have confirmed the same. They are frequently in the kitchen and bathroom but have been found in every room of the house. At some times, I have had to kill over 20 cockroaches each day. It is unsanitary and uninhabitable! I have been filing maintenance
Status: Completed
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Opened August 13, 2025
Over the course of the last several months, our apartment has become infested with cockroaches. That problem has spread to a building wide issue. The building management has acknowledged that this issue has become larger than a single unit issue but has sent out emails to all tenants indicating their intention to raise rents next lease, and has not taken proactive measures to address this issue. We believe this is a health code violation and a violation of the Carl Haglund Law, which is ironic
Status: Closed
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