Downtown · Seattle
Updated May 2026Market Court
2030 Western Ave, Seattle, WA 98121
Market Court: Key Facts
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About Market Court
Market Court is a Mid-Rise building in Downtown, Seattle. Built in 1989 with 66 residences across 7 stories.
Market Court sits in the urban core, steps from Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum, and the Elliott Bay waterfront.
Building Details
| Address | 2030 Western Ave, Seattle, WA 98121 |
| Neighborhood | Downtown, Seattle |
| Year Built | 1989 |
| Total Units | 66 |
| Stories | 7 |
| Type | Mid-Rise |
Market Court is positioned walking distance to financial district employers, Amazon, and the central business district, with light rail, streetcar, and major bus corridors converging within blocks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Market Court located in Seattle?
Market Court is located in Downtown, Seattle at 2030 Western Ave, Seattle, WA 98121. The building is positioned in the urban core, steps from Pike Place Market, the Seattle Art Museum, and the Elliott Bay waterfront.
How many units does Market Court have?
Market Court has 66 units across 7 stories in a mid-rise format. The building was completed in 1989. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current unit availability, recent comparable sales, and listing data at Market Court.
What year was Market Court built?
Market Court was built in 1989, making it about 37 years old. Buildings of this vintage are at or approaching major capital expenditure cycles for systems like roofs, elevators, plumbing, and facade components. A strong reserve fund and current reserve study are essential safeguards for buyers in buildings of this age.
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Seattle Condo Specialist · Compass Real Estate · Real Estate Since 2002
Jeff Reynolds began his real estate career in July 2002 and has focused on Seattle-area condominiums since 2005. His career includes 500+ transactions. Seattle Condo Authority publishes 210+ building profiles to support buyer and seller decisions. Check each profile for its sources, review date, and information that still needs confirmation. Have a question about Market Court?
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