707 TERRY AVE
SEATTLE, WA 98104
Museum House
Location
Complaints & violations by year
Status
How this compares
Open / total issues
6 / 35
17.1% open
Avg age of open issues
2.3 years
above city average (2.1 years)
Issues per unit
0.07
below city average (1.88)
Code complaints & violations (35)
Complaint
Opened August 19, 2026
707 Terry Ave, Museum House (Greystar-managed, completed 2025). Reporting water intrusion through the P4/P5 parking garage slab.On August 5, 2026, during contractor pressure washing of the P4 deck, wash water passed through cracks in the P4/P5 slab and deposited mineral-laden runoff on vehicles parked on P5, including mine in assigned stall 164. Water was still transmitting through the slab on August 6, a full day after the wash ended, and standing water remained on the P4 deck directly abo
Status: Under Investigation
View source recordComplaint: Land Use
Opened May 10, 2026
Floodlights on rooftop are extremely bright and intrusive. They're uncovered and shine directly into my south facing windows at night. This is the second complaint I've made concerning this issue.
Status: Under Investigation
View source recordComplaint: LandLord/Tenant
Opened October 27, 2025
Hello,I am at an impasse with my building management over what is allowed under a Construction Addendum in a residential lease and looking for advice.I moved into the North Building at Museum House (707 Terry Ave) on July 12. Construction (supposedly for the installation of balcony dividers) has stretched on for more than three months. The construction often begins early (before the 7 a.m. "construction noise" permitted under the SMC and before the 8am quiet hours contained in my lease
Status: Under Investigation
View source recordComplaint: LandLord/Tenant
Opened June 10, 2025
Tenant was mislead by "complementary" moving service that ended up costing money, landlord flasely advertising.
Status: Under Investigation
View source recordComplaint: Construction
Opened January 3, 2022
section 1023.5 penetrations Seattle building code . On the north tower the electric circuits for lighting and exits in hallways are ran from floor to floor using the egress stairwell envelope . this is done on most if not all dwelling floors .
Status: Under Investigation
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