Belltown Mid-Rise
Condos for Sale

Belltown's 15 mid-rise buildings include Gallery (233u, 2009), Ellington (209u, 2000), Concord (206u, 2000), The Parc Belltown (185u, 2008), The Vine (176u, 2002), Arbor Place (159u, 1989), Mosler Lofts (148u, 2007), Klee (140u, 2001), Montreux (136u, 1999), Site 17 (129u, 1998), Avenue One (120u, 2005), Trio (116u, 2007), Bellora (89u, 2003), Matae (83u, 2006), and The Pomeroy (54u, 2000).

Belltown mid-rises offer strong value relative to Downtown Seattle. Buildings like Mosler Lofts and Gallery combine quality construction with amenity packages at price points well below comparable new construction. Jeff Reynolds tracks HOA financials, reserve fund health, and rental cap status for every building in this tier.

Rental policies vary by building. The Parc Belltown, Gallery, and Concord tend to be rental friendly. Klee and others may have caps. Jeff Reynolds can confirm current rental allowance, rental percentage, and owner-occupancy ratio for any building before you make an offer.

Studios and one-bedrooms range from approximately $300,000 to $650,000. Mosler Lofts brick-and-timber lofts and Gallery on upper floors command premiums. The Pomeroy and Bellora offer more accessible entry points. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current listings with days-on-market and price-per-square-foot data.

Mosler Lofts at 2720 3rd Ave is a 2007 building with 148 units featuring exposed brick, heavy timber, and tall ceilings that replicate the warehouse conversion aesthetic of Pioneer Square — but with modern building systems. It appeals to buyers who want industrial design in a newer building. Jeff Reynolds tracks all active and recent sales here.