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Seattle's newest condo corridor — 4 buildings including Spire, the city's tallest residential tower, and Nexus, the tech sector's most rental-friendly address.

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4
Buildings
1,041
Total Units
2022
Newest Tower
41
Stories (Spire)
2
Rental-Friendly

Denny Triangle, Seattle

4 Registry-Verified Condo Buildings

Denny Triangle occupies Seattle's most dynamic real estate corridor — the wedge between Downtown, Belltown, and South Lake Union where Amazon's campus, new towers, and Seattle's tech employment core converge. The four condo buildings here represent the newest, tallest, and most investment-accessible addresses in the city. Spire (2022) is Seattle's tallest residential tower. Nexus (2020) is the tech sector's preferred rental-friendly building. Cosmopolitan (2007) anchors the mid-market with a proven 34-story track record. Carbon 56 (2004) offers the lowest entry point into the submarket.

Denny Triangle Condo Buildings

Spire Condos Denny Triangle Seattle
Spire
600 Wall St, Seattle WA 98121
Seattle's Tallest Condo No Rental Cap
343 units · 41 stories · Built 2022
Puget Sound & Olympic Mountain views · Automated parking
Nexus Condos Denny Triangle Seattle
Nexus
1808 Minor Ave, Seattle WA 98101
No Rental Cap Tech Sector
389 units · Built 2020 · HOA $650–$1,300/mo
Rooftop terrace · Concierge · Amazon proximity
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Cosmopolitan Condos Denny Triangle Seattle
Cosmopolitan
819 Virginia St, Seattle WA 98101
34 Stories Established
~253 units · 34 stories · Built 2007
Proven building · City views · Mortenson Construction
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Carbon 56 Condos Denny Triangle Seattle
Carbon 56
2015 Terry Ave, Seattle WA 98121
2004 Conversion
56 units · Converted 2004 · Former Aristo Apartments
Boutique scale · Terry Ave · Walkable to Amazon HQ
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Quick Comparison

Building Units Stories Year Rental Cap Standout Feature
Spire 343 41 2022 None Seattle's tallest condo tower
Nexus 389 — 2020 None Largest building, tech-sector favorite
Cosmopolitan ~253 34 2007 Verify Established 34-story mid-market anchor
Carbon 56 56 TBV 2004 Verify Boutique scale, lowest entry point

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Denny Triangle Condo FAQ

What condo buildings are in Seattle's Denny Triangle?
Seattle's Denny Triangle has 4 registry-verified condo buildings: Spire (343 units, 41 stories, 2022 — Seattle's tallest condo tower), Nexus (389 units, 2020, rental-friendly), Cosmopolitan (~253 units, 34 stories, 2007), and Carbon 56 (56 units, 2004, former Aristo Apartments conversion). Together they represent 1,041 residences — making Denny Triangle a small but high-density submarket anchored by Seattle's two newest major condo towers.
Where is Denny Triangle in Seattle?
Denny Triangle is a roughly triangular submarket bordered by Downtown Seattle to the south, South Lake Union to the north, and Belltown to the west. Its boundaries generally run between Denny Way, Stewart Street, and 6th Avenue. The neighborhood sits at the heart of Seattle's tech employment corridor, within walking distance of Amazon's headquarters campus and a short commute to other major employers in South Lake Union and Downtown.
How much do Denny Triangle condos cost?
Denny Triangle condo prices span a wide range. Carbon 56 (2004 conversion, 56 units) represents the lowest-priced entry point. Cosmopolitan (2007, ~253 units) and Nexus (2020, 389 units, rental-friendly) cover the mid-to-upper tier. Spire (2022, 41 stories) commands top-of-market pricing — one-bedrooms starting above $600K, upper-floor units and two-bedrooms into seven figures. Contact Jeff for current active listings, recent closed comparables, and HOA fee data for each building.
Is Spire in Belltown or Denny Triangle?
Spire at 600 Wall Street sits at the boundary of Belltown and Denny Triangle — it's often listed in both submarkets. The SCA Master Building Registry assigns Spire to the Denny Triangle submarket based on its address at 6th Ave and Wall St, at the eastern edge of Belltown and the western edge of the Denny Triangle growth corridor. For practical purposes, Spire buyers should evaluate both neighborhood profiles: Belltown's walkability and nightlife vs. Denny Triangle's tech employment proximity.
Are Denny Triangle condos rental-friendly?
Spire and Nexus — the two newest and largest buildings in Denny Triangle — both have no rental cap, making them among Seattle's most investor-accessible condo buildings. This is genuinely rare at the top of the market. Cosmopolitan and Carbon 56 have different policies; always verify current rental cap status with Jeff Reynolds before purchasing for investment purposes, as HOA rental cap rules can change over time.

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