Parkview Plaza

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About Parkview Plaza

Parkview Plaza is a Mid-Rise building in First Hill, Seattle. Built in 1981 with 54 residences across 18 stories.

Building Details

54-unit Belltown mid-rise built 1981. One of First Hill’s established 1990s condo buildings with over three decades of HOA history.

52Total Units 1981Year Built 18Stories First HillNeighborhood

Building Profile

Parkview Plaza is an 54-unit condominium mid-rise in First Hill, completed in 1981. As one of First Hill’s 1990s construction buildings, Parkview Plaza has over three decades of HOA reserve accumulation and an extensive ownership history.

First Hill’s location between Downtown Seattle and Seattle Center, with walkable access to Pike Place Market and the Elliott Bay waterfront, gives Parkview Plaza the same location advantages as the neighborhood’s newer and larger towers at typically lower price points.

Buildings of Parkview Plaza’s 1990s vintage often deliver First Hill’s most competitive per-square-foot pricing. Units have been updated multiple times across their ownership history, creating diverse finish levels from original condition to fully renovated.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Parkview Plaza located? +

Parkview Plaza is located in First Hill, Seattle. The exact address is to be verified. The building sits within First Hill’s residential core, providing walkable access to Pike Place Market, the Elliott Bay waterfront, and Seattle Center.

How many units does Parkview Plaza have? +

Parkview Plaza has 54 residences. The building was completed in 1981. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current unit mix, floor plan details, and recent comparable sales.

What year was Parkview Plaza built? +

Parkview Plaza was completed in 1981, making it one of First Hill’s established 1990s condo buildings. With over 30 years of ownership history, the building has one of First Hill’s longest HOA track records.

What are HOA fees at Parkview Plaza? +

HOA fees at Parkview Plaza are estimated at $400–$850 per month depending on unit size. As a 1981 building with over 30 years of reserve accumulation, the HOA has a mature financial foundation. Contact Jeff Reynolds for verified current figures.

Is Parkview Plaza a good entry-level condo option? +

Parkview Plaza’s 1981 vintage and 54-unit scale typically deliver some of First Hill’s most competitive pricing. For buyers entering the Seattle condo market who want First Hill’s location advantages, 1990s buildings like Parkview Plaza represent the most accessible price point in the neighborhood. Jeff Reynolds can provide a full market comparison.