Residential
Pike Place Market is more than a public market; it’s a vibrant neighborhood home of 500 residents, many of whom are low-income people. The Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority (PDA) has three HUD subsidized buildings located directly within Pike Place Market, just steps away from the famous fish guys, Rachel the Piggy Bank and the neon Public Market Center clock.
The Market also has affordable market rate studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. There are also Single Resident Occupancy apartments with a kitchenette and shared bathroom.
Some of our buildings have sun and patio decks and offer spectacular views of Puget Sound. Our buildings offer easy access to the Market's many businesses.
Affordable Housing Properties
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Western Avenue Senior Housing
The Western Avenue Senior Housing building features 40 studio apartments, at 100% tax credit.
The new 40 studio apartments are being rented to low income persons, 55 years of age or older, with incomes 50% below area median income (called AMI).
Seven of the apartments on the west public plaza of the new MarketFront are intended for practicing artists and crafts persons willing to participate in active use and programming of the area.
For more information, contact:
Kim Barreto
Residential Manager
Phone: 206.774.5283
Fax: 206.774.5284
Email: Kim.Barreto@PikePlaceMarket.org
HUD
La Salle Building
The La Salle building is a blended property. There are 40 HUD subsidized units with 100% tax credit. The waitlist is currently closed.
Property Description
La Salle property is a historic structure composed of four buildings. The original building, the La Salle Hotel, was built in 1907. The fourth building was completed in 2006. All units were modestly renovated in 2006.
Project Eligibility
- The head of household, co-head or spouse must be 62 years of age or older and/or “disabled”; Income restriction applied – (HUD requirement)
- The head of household, co-head or spouse must be 55 years of age and/or disabled; Income restriction applied. First come, first served basis – (Tax credit requirement)
La Salle Apartments Features
- 64 units: 44 studio and 20 one-bedroom
- Some units have gorgeous views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains
- Pike Place Market Community Garden
- La Salle building houses the Pike Place Senior Center
- Proximity to the Market, restaurants and bus stops
Address:
85 Pike St. #500
Seattle, WA 98101
For more information, contact:
Larry Mason
Compliance Specialist
Phone: 206.774.5281
Fax: 206.774.5282
Email: Larry.Mason@PikePlaceMarket.org
Market House
Market House is a family project. It is 100% HUD subsidized units. The waitlist is currently closed.
Property Description
Market House was built in 1984. It was originally owned and managed by Seattle Housing Authority. Pike Place Market PDA acquired this project in 2005.
Project Eligibility
A family property. Anyone over the age of 18 can apply. Income restriction is applied.
Market House Features
- 51 units: 40 one bedroom and 11 studio
- Some units have gorgeous views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains
- Courtyard
- Proximity to the Market, restaurants and bus stops
Address:
1531 First Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
For more information, contact:
Elsie Janson
Residential Property ProfilioManager
Phone: 206.774.5228
Fax: 206.774.5290
Email: Elsie@PikePlaceMarket.org
Stewart House
The red brick side of the building is an elderly property. It is 100% HUD subsidized units. The Stewart House waitlist is currently closed.
Property Description
• Stewart House was built in 1986. In 2012, this building was renovated with funding from the levy passed by the City of Seattle constituency.
Project Eligibility
• An elderly property. The head of the household must be 62 years of age. Income restriction is applied.
Stewart House Features
- 48 HUD units: 46 studio apartments and two, one-bedroom units. There are also 38 single room occupancy (SRO) units with shared bathrooms
- Some units have gorgeous views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains
- Courtyard
- Proximity to the Market, restaurants and bus stops
Address:
80 Stewart Street
Seattle, WA 98101
For more information, contact:
Kim Hao
Residential Manager
Phone: 206.774.5229
Fax: 206.774.5290
Email: Kim.Hao@PikePlaceMarket.org
Conventional Market Rate Housing
Conventional Housing does not maintain a waitlist. Please call the respective residential manager for more information.
Livingston Baker Apartments (90 units)
1925 First Ave
Seattle, WA 98101
For more information, contact:
Kim Barreto
Residential Manager
Phone: 206.774.5283
Fax: 206.774.5284
Email: Kim.Barreto@PikePlaceMarket.org
Sanitary Market (22 units)
1522 Post Alley
Seattle, WA 98101
Elsie Janson
Residential Property ProfilioManager
Phone: 206.774.5228
Fax: 206.774.5290
Email: Elsie@PikePlaceMarket.org
Leland Apartments (14 units)
1501 Pike Place
Seattle, WA 98101
For more information, contact:
Larry Mason
Compliance Specialist
Phone: 206.774.5281
Fax: 206.774.5282
Email: Larry.Mason@PikePlaceMarket.org
Triangle Apartments (7 units)
91 ½ Pine Street
Seattle, WA 98101
For more information, contact:
Larry Mason
Compliance Specialist
Phone: 206.774.5281
Fax: 206.774.5282
Email: Larry.Mason@PikePlaceMarket.org
Housing Forms
Pike Place Market PDA is an equal housing access provider. We are open to all eligible individuals and families, regardless of actual or perceived sexual orientation, gener identity or marital status.
Pike Place Market PDA is an equal opportunity housing provider. We do not discriminate against any person because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin.
In addition, we also give equal access and housing opportunity to all individuals, regardless of age, political ideology, creed, ancestry, military status, Section 8 or other subsidy programs, alternative sources of income and association. This property does not condone any harassment or retaliatory actions against anyone, including housing applicants, tenants or PDA staff.