South Lake Union · Seattle
Verified Data Updated March 2026Veer Lofts
401 9th Ave N
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HOA Range
$500–$1000/mo
$0.92/sqft
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Key Amenities
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Veer Lofts: Key Facts
Profile by Jeff Reynolds, Seattle Condo Specialist · Compass Real Estate · 20+ years, 500+ transactions
About Veer Lofts
Veer Lofts is a Mid-Rise building in South Lake Union, Seattle. Built in 2009 with 99 residences across 6 stories.
Monthly HOA fees range from $500–$1000. The building has a Walk Score of 98.
Building Details
99-unit loft-style condominium at 401 9th Ave N in South Lake Union. Open floor plans, high ceilings, and proximity to Amazon’s campus and Lake Union.
100Total Units 2009Year Built 6Stories South Lake UnionNeighborhood
Building Profile
Veer Lofts at 401 9th Ave N is a 99-unit loft condominium in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood, completed in 2009. The building is known for its open-plan loft layouts with elevated ceilings, large windows, and industrial-influenced design elements that distinguish it from conventional high-rise condominiums in the area.
The South Lake Union location puts Veer Lofts residents within walking distance of Amazon’s headquarters campus, the South Lake Union streetcar, Lake Union Park, and the neighborhood’s expanding collection of restaurants and retail. The building predates the tech-driven development wave of the 2010s, offering mature HOA reserves and an established ownership community.
Loft-style units at Veer appeal to buyers seeking open-plan living with high ceilings and flexible space arrangements. The building typically attracts urban professionals who value proximity to South Lake Union’s tech employers over the luxury amenity packages found in newer high-rises.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Veer Lofts located? +
Veer Lofts is located at 401 9th Ave N, Seattle, WA in the South Lake Union neighborhood. The building is within walking distance of Amazon’s headquarters, Lake Union Park, and the SLU streetcar line. The 9th Ave N corridor sits in the heart of South Lake Union’s residential core, between Dexter Ave N and Westlake Ave N.
How many units does Veer Lofts have? +
Veer Lofts has 99 residences in a loft-style format with open floor plans and elevated ceilings. The building was completed in 2009. Contact Jeff Reynolds for current unit mix, floor plan availability, and recent sales data.
What makes Veer Lofts different from other Seattle condos? +
Veer Lofts distinguishes itself through its genuine loft architecture: open floor plans, high ceilings, and large industrial-style windows. Unlike conventional high-rises, the building’s layout gives residents flexible living spaces without the fixed room divisions of traditional condominiums. This makes Veer popular with creative professionals and work-from-home buyers.
What are HOA fees at Veer Lofts? +
HOA fees at Veer Lofts are estimated at $500–$950 per month depending on unit size. As a 2009 building, Veer has established HOA reserves and a history of financial data. Contact Jeff Reynolds for verified current fee schedules and reserve fund status.
Is Veer Lofts rental-friendly? +
Veer Lofts’ rental policy should be verified directly with the HOA or through Jeff Reynolds. South Lake Union’s high rental demand makes buildings with rental-friendly policies particularly attractive to investors. Jeff can confirm current cap status and advise on investment feasibility at Veer Lofts.
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Jeff Reynolds
Seattle Condo Specialist · Compass Real Estate · 20+ Years
Jeff Reynolds has spent 20+ years exclusively focused on Seattle's condo market, closing 500+ transactions and personally profiling 202+ buildings. His building-level expertise, grounded in HOA financials, reserve fund health, construction quality, and resale performance, is the foundation of every recommendation on this site. Have a question about Veer Lofts?