1448 Northwest Market Street, Seattle
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Permits and code violations
3 permits not closed out. Unfinished permits pass to the next owner. 2 open violations.
- Tenant improvment Sep 2026Issued
Construct blanket permit tenant improvements to future tenant on the fourth floor of existing commercial building per plan.
- Tenant improvment Nov 2022Completed
Construct blanket permit tenant improvements to future tenant on the fourth floor of existing commercial building per plan.
- New Mar 2022Completed
Establish use as medical services and construct alterations to level 2 of existing commercial building occupy per plan.
- Tenant improvment Dec 2021Completed
Blanket permit tenant improvements to office space for unnamed tenant on the 2nd floor per plans.
- Addition/alteration Sep 2021Completed
Construct alteration to existing commercial building (target) on level 1 subject to field inspection (stfi)
- Addition/alteration Jan 2020Completed
Construct initial tenant improvements in a commercial building at nw corner of ground floor for chase bank occupy per plan. mechanical is included
- Change of use only - no construction Nov 2019Completed
Change use from office to assembly and construct initial tenant improvements in a commercial building on levels 4 & 5 occupy per plan.
- Tenant improvment Sep 2019Completed
Blanket permit tenant improvements to office space on the 2nd floor per plans.
- Addition/alteration Sep 2019Completed
Construct alterations to add non-structural wall on level 1 of existing commercial building subject to field inspection (stfi).
- Tenant improvment Sep 2019Expired
Blanket permit tenant improvements to office space for polyclinic on the 2nd floor per plans.
- Tenant improvment Aug 2019Expired
Blanket permit tenant improvements to office space on the 2nd floor per plans.
- Addition/alteration May 2019Completed
Change of use from retail to restaurant and construct initial tenant improvement for restaurant occupy per plan.
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