80 South Jackson

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About 80 South Jackson

80 South Jackson is a Mid-Rise building in Pioneer Square, Seattle. Built in 1900 with 27 residences across 4 stories.

Building Details

27-unit historic loft building at 80 S Jackson Street in Pioneer Square, built in 1900. Original cast-iron columns, exposed brick, and timber framing define one of Seattle’s most architecturally significant condo buildings.

80 S Jackson at 80 S Jackson Street is a 27-unit historic loft building in Pioneer Square, built in 1900. The building’s original cast-iron columns, exposed brick walls, and heavy timber framing create a loft character that is simply unavailable in any modern condo building. For buyers seeking genuine historic architecture with the conveniences of condominium ownership, 80 S Jackson occupies a singular position in the Seattle market.

Pioneer Square is Seattle’s oldest neighborhood and home to the city’s greatest concentration of historic loft condo buildings. 80 S Jackson sits at the center of this inventory, steps from the waterfront, the stadiums, the light rail station, and the neighborhood’s galleries, restaurants, and nightlife. The building attracts buyers who want urban authenticity over amenity excess.

At 27 units, 80 S Jackson is a boutique community. Turnover is infrequent, and when a unit comes to market the combination of historic character, price point, and Pioneer Square location draws immediate interest. The building operates under a rental cap.

Jeff Reynolds specializes in Pioneer Square and historic loft buildings across Seattle. He tracks every sale at 80 S Jackson and can provide current HOA financial data, recent comparable sales, and guidance on the financing considerations specific to historic condo buildings in Washington State.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is 80 S Jackson located? +

80 S Jackson is located at 80 S Jackson Street in Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA 98104. The building is situated in the heart of Pioneer Square, Seattle’s oldest neighborhood, within walking distance of the waterfront, CenturyLink Field, T-Mobile Park, the International District, and the 1st Avenue S light rail station. The neighborhood offers some of the most distinctive historic architecture in the Pacific Northwest.

How many units does 80 S Jackson have? +

80 S Jackson has 27 residences. The small building count creates a tight-knit ownership community and is a significant factor in the building’s character and desirability. At 27 units, turnover is infrequent. When a unit does come to market, the combination of original 1901 architecture, historic loft character, and competitive Pioneer Square pricing draws immediate interest. Contact Jeff Reynolds to get on the early notification list.

What year was 80 S Jackson built? +

80 S Jackson was built in 1900, making it one of the oldest condominium buildings in Seattle. The building retains its original cast-iron structural columns, exposed brick walls, and heavy timber framing - features that define the Pioneer Square loft character and cannot be reproduced in modern construction. Buyers considering historic buildings should review the HOA’s reserve fund and maintenance history carefully. Jeff Reynolds reviews these documents for every buyer.

What makes 80 S Jackson unique compared to other Seattle condos? +

80 S Jackson offers something no modern Seattle condo building can: genuine 1901 industrial loft architecture with original cast-iron columns, exposed brick, and timber framing. These are not design features added to simulate history - they are the original structural elements of a 125-year-old Pioneer Square commercial building. Combined with the neighborhood’s walkability, transit access, and cultural identity, 80 S Jackson appeals to buyers who want authentic urban character, not a simulation of it.

What are HOA fees at 80 S Jackson? +

HOA fee data for 80 S Jackson is available through Jeff Reynolds. As a small 27-unit historic building, HOA fees reflect the cost of maintaining original materials and systems that require specialized expertise. Reserve fund health is particularly important to evaluate in historic buildings, where capital repair costs can be unpredictable. Jeff Reynolds reviews HOA financial documents as part of every buyer consultation.