Continental Place

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About Continental Place

Continental Place is a Mid-Rise building in Downtown, Seattle. Built in 1981 with 128 residences across 33 stories.

Building Details

128-unit Belltown high-rise at 2125 1st Ave, built 1981. One of Seattle’s established condominium towers with 40+ years of HOA history and central Belltown location.

Continental Place is a 128-unit condominium high-rise in Downtown Seattle, completed in 1981. As one of the city’s older condo towers, Continental Place offers buyers an established building with decades of HOA history, mature reserve funds, and a long record of ownership transactions.

The Downtown location provides walkable access to Seattle’s central business district, Pike Place Market, and the retail and dining corridors along 4th and 5th Avenues. Link Light Rail connects residents to Capitol Hill, the University District, and the airport.

Buildings of Continental Place’s vintage often offer below-replacement-cost pricing relative to post-2000 construction. Units have typically been updated by successive owners over four decades, creating a broad range of finish levels and price points. This creates both entry-level opportunities and fully renovated options within the same building.

Jeff Reynolds maintains sales data and HOA financials for Continental Place within the Seattle Condo Authority Network. Address and stories count should be verified directly; contact Jeff for current listings and a buyer consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Continental Place located? +

Continental Place is located at 2125 1st Ave in Belltown, Seattle, WA 98121. The Belltown location provides walkable access to Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum, and major transit connections including Link Light Rail.

How many units does Continental Place have? +

Continental Place has 128 residences. The building was completed in 1981. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current unit mix, floor plan details, and recent sales data.

What year was Continental Place built? +

Continental Place was completed in 1981, making it one of Belltown’s established condominium towers. Over four decades, the building has accumulated substantial HOA reserves and an extensive transaction history. Units range from original condition to fully renovated depending on ownership history.

What are HOA fees at Continental Place? +

HOA fees at Continental Place are estimated at $450–$950 per month depending on unit size. As a 1981 building, the HOA has mature reserves and decades of financial data. Contact Jeff Reynolds for verified current figures.

Is Continental Place a good value in Downtown Seattle? +

Continental Place’s 1981 construction typically translates to below-replacement-cost pricing compared to newer Belltown towers. The building’s established HOA and central Belltown location make it a competitive value option for buyers who prioritize location over new construction. Jeff Reynolds can provide a full comparative market analysis.