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702 2ND AVE W

SEATTLE, WA 98119

Hamrick


Location

Within Seattle city limits

Complaints & violations by year

0369122015201720192021202320258

Status

4 open
17 resolved

How this compares

Open / total issues

4 / 21

19.0% open

Avg age of open issues

3.1 years

above city average (2.1 years)

Issues per unit

0.88

below city average (1.88)


Code complaints & violations (21)

Open

Complaint: Construction

Opened August 21, 2025

Requesting a permit record review (not just inspection) for 702 2nd Ave W.Over the past 3 years the building has had:- Basement conversion (Permit #6875869-CN)- Full-unit kitchen/bath remodels- New full-building fire alarm system- Electrical/fire upgrades- Marketed as "newly renovated."Concern: cumulative scope may meet the substantial alteration threshold under the Seattle Existing Building Code, but was not reviewed that way.Also note: the Tenant Relocation License for 36

Status: Under Investigation

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Open

Complaint: LandLord/Tenant

Opened January 20, 2023

90-DAY NOTICE TO VACATE

Status: Under Investigation

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Open

Complaint: LandLord/Tenant

Opened December 1, 2022

EVICTION / TRAO

Status: Under Investigation

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Open

Complaint: LandLord/Tenant

Opened November 1, 2022

I'm inquiring about aletter notifying tenantswe have to move out. I would like tomove to one of theother units. If not,what assistance will I qualify for?(Spanish InterpreterNeeded)

Status: Under Investigation

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Resolved

Notice of Violation

Opened April 29, 2025 · Updated June 6, 2025

Stairwell Lighting: The stairwells in our building lack continuous lighting and emergency backup lighting, which could be a safety risk during power outages. This may not comply with current building code requirements. Fire Doors (or Lack Thereof): Many doors in the building, particularly in stairwells and between units, appear to be very old and may not meet the required fire-rated door standards, which could compromise fire safety. The doors are often propped open with heavy items and do not

Status: Completed

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