Seattle approves pathway to transform waterfront office complex into a housing development timed for World Cup preparations

A mixed-use development project in Seattle’s waterfront district has cleared a major regulatory hurdle, with the city’s Department of Construction and Inspections confirming a permitting pathway for converting an existing office building into residential units.

The project at 800 Alaskan Way South, developed by Urban Renaissance Group through its subsidiary 815 Western Owner LLC, involves three parcels totaling approximately 32,000 square feet in Seattle’s historic Tide Land Addition. The centerpiece is a 32,160-square-foot commercial building constructed in 1906, along with associated parking facilities totaling 187 spaces across the waterfront site.

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