8520 EVANSTON AVE N

Opened January 6, 2026

I lived at 8520 Evanston Ave N, apartment 434, for about five years. When we moved out, the landlord failed to provide any specific reason for withholding $235 of my security deposit. I would say we cleaned the apartment as good or better than when we moved in. When prompted for justification for the deduction due to "general cleaning," the landlord sent an invoice from DoubleG Services (Bellevue, WA) showing a charge of $235 for "The Mac unit 408." I provided a link and quoted RCW 59.18.280, w

Status: Closed

Opened February 3, 2025

Receive a rent increasenotice via email today, Feb. 3rd. Current lease ends July 31st.

Status: Completed

Opened August 5, 2022 · Updated November 22, 2022

The Max Apartments at 8520 Evanston Ave N, has had multiple and continued plumbing failures including waste water pipes backing up, toilet failures and waste water pipe failures that has led to significant flooding in the residential units, inside common areas and the parking garage. Pacific Crest Real Estate has failed to adequately clean up these plumbing failures, resulting in putting resident's health in jeopardy. They are not fixing the plumbing issues and only replacing

Status: Completed

Opened March 23, 2022

The ceiling has been leaking in my top-floor apartment for ten (10) days. The landlord refuses to fix the problem, only supplying a bucket and telling me to catch the water with said bucket. They state the building needs a new roof, but that there is nothing that can be done until a new roof is in place. This has an indefinite timeline; bids must be reviewed and approved, there are significant delays in getting a roofing agency to be able to come to the site, and they claim th

Status: Completed

Opened March 1, 2022

My top-floor apartment has been leaking water through the roof/ceiling each time it rains since the start of January. The landlord refuses to make or initiate repairs, or monetary compensation since "they didn't cause the problem". Drywall has started to sag from the weight of the water, and the water has soaked into the carpet directly below the leak. I have nor been provided with equipment or instructions on how to reduce damage from the leak. I am concerned about part of the drywall

Status: Open Duplicate