Seattle's Haller Lake neighborhood is the setting for the apartment proposal at 1724 N 107th St, a 5-story building whose Master Use application (3034886-LU) totals 30 units — 13 small efficiency dwelling units, 4 efficiency dwelling units, and 13 apartments — with no parking. Administrative design review (3034803-EG) considered a similar mix of 31 units. An earlier streamlined scheme under 3022323-EG and 3022323-LU proposed a smaller 4-story, 23-unit building.
Latest activity
Dec 22, 2023 update—
The last filing at the site was an MHA commitment letter for the construction permit (6738857-CN) dated December 22, 2023, following MHA letters of intent and a correction cycle in November and December 2023. 6738857-CN remains in corrections required status. The Master Use Permit (3034886-LU) has expired, the demolition permit (6738858-DM) has expired, and the site remains proposed.
Land Use application to allow a 5-story apartment building with 13 small efficiency dwelling units, 4 efficiency dwelling units and 13 apartments (30 units total). No parking proposed. Existing structure to be demolished.
Streamlined Design Review application proposing a 4-story, 23-unit apartment building (14 Small Efficiency Dwelling Units and 9 apartment units). No parking proposed. Existing structure to be demolished.
Streamlined Design Review application proposing a 4-story 23-unit apartment building (14 Small Efficiency Dwelling Units and 9 apartment units). No parking proposed. Existing structure to be demolished.
Early Design Guidance for: Streamlined Design Review application proposing a 4-story, 23-unit apartment building (14 Small Efficiency Dwelling Units and 9 apartment units). No parking proposed. Existing structure to be demolished.
Administrative Design Review for a 5-story apartment building with 14 small efficiency dwelling unit, 10 efficiency dwelling units and 7 apartments. No parking proposed. Existing structure to be demolished.