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905 22ND AVE

SEATTLE, WA 98122


Location

Within Seattle city limits

Complaints & violations by year

0122013201520172019202120231

Status

0 open
5 resolved

How this compares

Open / total issues

0 / 5

0.0% open

Issues per unit

2.50

above city average (1.88)


Code complaints & violations (5)

Resolved

Complaint: LandLord/Tenant

Opened June 9, 2023

Received a 14-daynotice. I just movedin and didn't received a move-inchecklist. I have anissues with how thedeposit is beingcollected. I am alsoquestioning splittingthe gas & electricwith the downstairstenant and notknowing if the charges are valid.

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint: Land Use

Opened April 6, 2019 · Updated July 21, 2020

This is a single family house that has been illegally divided and rented to two families. Not only this creates congestion, they are somehow also able to get multiple parking permits which takes away limited street parking space

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint: Land Use

Opened March 25, 2014 · Updated May 9, 2014

Neighbor has added illegal units to the interior of this home. The complainant stated there is one kitchen upstairs where two tenants share it and one unit downstairs with one tenant. Impacting neighborhood parking. Complainant lives next door.

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Notice of Violation: Land Use

Opened April 11, 2013 · Updated August 21, 2013

Per Online Complaint: "Single family home being used as a duplex. The landlord rented the house without any information that there will an additional tenant in the basement. This is a single family home. There should be just one tenant. The landlord is renting the upper story as one unit and the basement as a second unit."

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint: Land Use

Opened March 28, 2013 · Updated April 11, 2013

Per Online Complaint: "Single family home being used as a duplex. The landlord rented the house without any information that there will an additional tenant in the basement. This is a single family home. There should be just one tenant. The landlord is renting the upper story as one unit and the basement as a second unit."

Status: Completed

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