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Seattle's newest residential buildings — all completed after 2015, offering modern finishes, current building systems, and none of the deferred-maintenance risks of older inventory.
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Seattle's most recently completed condo building — 459 residences delivered in 2024. First Light represents the absolute cutting edge of Seattle residential construction with the newest systems, highest current construction standards, and essentially zero near-term capital replacement needs. The largest new residential delivery in Seattle in recent years.
View First Light →Belltown's newest major high-rise — 343 residences completed in 2022 with sweeping city and Sound views from upper floors. Spire brings modern design and current construction standards to Belltown's established condo corridor, offering buyers a genuine new-construction product in Seattle's most condo-dense neighborhood.
View Spire →West Seattle's waterfront building — 37 residences completed in 2021 with direct Alki Beach access and Puget Sound views. Infinity Shores is among Seattle's most compact luxury buildings, offering beachfront living on the Alki waterfront with modern construction and contemporary design.
View Infinity Shores →262-unit 2021 South Lake Union building with modern finishes, full amenity package, and a prime tech-hub location. Emerald buyers are getting building systems that will not require major capital investment for 20+ years — a meaningful advantage over Seattle's 2005–2010 vintage inventory.
View Emerald →203-unit 2021 building in Seattle's International District — a newer construction option in a neighborhood that has historically been dominated by historic loft conversions. KODA offers conventional financing eligibility and modern finishes in an underserved market segment.
View KODA →Pioneer Square's only modern condo building — 107 residences completed in 2020. Gridiron is the neighborhood's sole conventional-financing-eligible new-construction option, sitting at the intersection of Pioneer Square's historic character and contemporary residential standards.
View Gridiron →132-unit 2016 Capitol Hill building near Cal Anderson Park and Capitol Hill Station. Carbon 56 is one of the neighborhood's newest mid-rise buildings, offering modern finishes at more accessible pricing than South Lake Union or Downtown's post-2015 inventory.
View Carbon 56 →Seattle's largest condo complex — twin 41-story towers completed in 2015 with rooftop pool and amenity sky bridge. At 10 years old, Insignia has an established HOA track record while still offering relatively modern construction compared to the bulk of Seattle's building inventory.
View Insignia Towers →Full Comparison
| Building | Neighborhood | Year | Units | Price Range | HOA Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| First Light | Seattle | 2024 | 459 | Contact Jeff | $700+/mo est. |
| Infinity Shores | West Seattle | 2021 | 37 | $600K–$1.1M | $600–$1,100/mo |
| Spire | Belltown | 2022 | 343 | $600K–$1.6M | $700–$1,100/mo |
| Graystone | First Hill | 2023 | 271 | $520K–$900K | $550–$900/mo |
| Emerald | South Lake Union | 2021 | 262 | $550K–$1.2M | $650–$1,000/mo |
| KODA | International District | 2021 | 203 | Contact Jeff | $500+/mo est. |
| Gridiron | Pioneer Square | 2020 | 107 | $490K–$860K | $500–$820/mo |
| Carbon 56 | Capitol Hill | 2016 | 132 | $460K–$800K | $450–$750/mo |
| Klee | Capitol Hill | 2016 | 42 | $470K–$780K | $450–$720/mo |
| Lumen | Capitol Hill | 2016 | 168 | $470K–$820K | $450–$780/mo |
| Insignia Towers | SLU/Belltown | 2015 | 698 | $580K–$1.4M | $700–$1,100/mo |
Data based on recent sales, HOA documents, and comparable building analysis. Contact Jeff Reynolds for verified current figures on any specific building.
New Construction in Bellevue
If new construction is your priority, Park Row Bellevue is the most anticipated development on the Eastside — 143 residences, 22 stories, park-facing position, by Bosa Development.
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Jeff Reynolds tracks all new construction and recently delivered buildings in Seattle. If you're specifically looking for newer construction with minimal deferred-maintenance risk, Jeff can identify the best current options across all neighborhoods.
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