Seattle Condo Authority Network
Seattle's most walkable neighborhood. 20 building profiles from established mid-rises to brand-new luxury towers, with HOA data and expert buyer context on every one.
Belltown Overview
Belltown runs from roughly Pike Street south to Denny Way, and from 1st Avenue east to 4th Avenue. It sits between Downtown Seattle and Seattle Center, making it one of the most walkable addresses in the city for residents who want urban density without sacrificing access to green space and waterfront.
The neighborhood has more condo buildings than any other Seattle neighborhood, with stock ranging from 1980s and 1990s classics through 2000s mid-rises to the current generation of 40-story luxury towers. That diversity creates a wide price range, from entry-level studios in smaller buildings to multi-million-dollar penthouses in Cristalla and Spire.
Belltown has no single dominant building type. You can find genuine lofts (Mosler), boutique buildings with no rental caps (Parc Belltown), large community towers (Insignia), and new construction (First Light, Spire). Each building has its own HOA culture, reserve fund health, and resale pattern, which is why building selection matters as much as unit selection in Belltown.
At a Glance
Best for: Urban professionals, first-time buyers, investors, buyers who prioritize walkability and downtown access.
Transit: Directly served by multiple bus lines along 1st and 3rd Ave. Seattle Center Monorail access at Westlake.
Price range: Studios from ~$300K, one-bedrooms $450K-$750K, two-bedrooms $650K-$1.5M+, penthouses $2M+.
Belltown Neighborhood Map
Interactive map coming soon
Featured Buildings
These eight buildings represent the core of the Belltown condo market by unit count, prestige, or buyer interest. Each links to a full building profile.
23-story luxury tower built on the preserved 1906 Crystal Pool facade at 2033 2nd Ave. Belltown's most architecturally distinctive building, with full-time concierge and trophy-quality finishes.
View Building Profile →Twin 41-story towers at 588 Bell St and 583 Battery St. Belltown's largest residential community with dual rooftop pools, two fitness centers, and the largest unit count in the neighborhood.
View Building Profile →41-story Belltown tower completed 2022 at 600 Wall St. One of Seattle's newest Class A residential buildings with city and water views from the upper floors.
View Building Profile →148 authentic loft-style residences at 2720 3rd Ave. Industrial design, open floor plans, and 12-story scale make this Belltown's premier loft community.
View Building Profile →233-unit mid-rise at 2911 2nd Ave. Well-maintained building with strong community character and consistent resale performance.
View Building Profile →206-unit established tower at 2929 1st Ave. One of Belltown's most mature condo communities with a proven HOA track record.
View Building Profile →185-unit building at 76 Cedar St with no rental cap, making it one of Belltown's most flexible ownership options for investors and owner-occupants.
View Building Profile →459-unit new-construction tower at 2000 3rd Ave. The largest condo development to enter Belltown's market in recent years.
View Building Profile →Complete Directory
Every profiled Belltown building in the Seattle Condo Authority Network, sorted by unit count. Each profile includes confirmed data and expert buyer context.
Twin 41-story towers at 588 Bell St and 583 Battery St. Belltown's largest condo community with rooftop pool, two fitness centers, and panoramic views.
View Building Profile →41-story Belltown tower at 600 Wall St completed 2022. One of Seattle's newest and tallest residential buildings with Class A amenities.
View Building Profile →459-unit new-construction tower at 2000 3rd Ave. One of the largest condo developments in Seattle's recent pipeline.
View Building Profile →13-story mid-rise at 2911 2nd Ave offering 233 units with well-designed common spaces and strong community character.
View Building Profile →13-story established tower at 2929 1st Ave. 206 units with a proven track record and established HOA.
View Building Profile →23-story luxury tower built on the preserved facade of the 1906 Crystal Pool at 2033 2nd Ave. 195 units with concierge.
View Building Profile →185-unit mid-rise at 76 Cedar St with no rental cap, making it popular with investors and owner-occupants alike.
View Building Profile →148 authentic loft-style residences at 2720 3rd Ave. 12-story building with industrial design cues and open floor plans.
View Building Profile →164-unit building at 81 Vine St, one block from the waterfront. Known for strong owner-occupant community and waterfront access.
View Building Profile →149-unit established high-rise in Belltown offering a proven building with mature HOA and competitive pricing.
View Building Profile →140-unit mid-rise offering Belltown living with solid condo fundamentals and a central location.
View Building Profile →130-unit Belltown mid-rise with contemporary finishes and a walkable position near the neighborhood's best dining.
View Building Profile →117-unit Belltown residence with established HOA and proven resale history since 2003.
View Building Profile →112-unit tower offering Belltown views and a central position within walking distance of Seattle Center and the waterfront.
View Building Profile →105-unit established mid-rise offering Belltown living at one of the neighborhood's more accessible price points.
View Building Profile →95-unit boutique Belltown building at 2415 2nd Ave with a tight-knit owner community and well-managed HOA.
View Building Profile →93-unit Belltown mid-rise with solid bones, established HOA, and proximity to Belltown's dining and nightlife corridor.
View Building Profile →88-unit classic Belltown building with established history and competitive entry-level pricing for the neighborhood.
View Building Profile →80-unit boutique Belltown building known for its intimate scale and strong owner-occupant community.
View Building Profile →60-unit waterfront community at 1950 Alaskan Way. Direct access to the Elliott Bay waterfront trail.
View Building Profile →Your Belltown Condo Specialist
I have sold condos in Belltown for more than a decade, and I know every building, every floor plan, and which units in each building represent the best value at any given time. That depth of knowledge is not available from a generalist agent or an algorithm.
When you buy in Belltown, the building matters as much as the unit. A well-priced unit in a building with deferred maintenance and an underfunded reserve is a problem, not a deal. I review HOA financials on every building before my clients write an offer, and I have walked buyers away from listings that looked great on paper until the financials told a different story.
Tell me your budget and priorities and I will identify which Belltown buildings currently have the strongest opportunity.