Latest activity over three months agoTower proposed
6-story apartment building with 221 units.
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City documents on file374
Latest activityJan 12, 2026
About this project
A 6-story apartment building with 221 homes, a community center and a human services food center, and parking for 40 vehicles is proposed at 8600 Rainier Ave S in Seattle's Dunlap neighborhood, replacing an existing building. Administrative design review under 3032366-EG considered a 207-home version tied to a contract rezone from NC2-40' to NC2-65'; the Master Use Permit (3035046-LU) was issued for the larger 221-home scheme.
Latest activity
Jan 12, 2026 update—
The newest movement is a permit for the construction permit (6799409-CN), filed in January 2026; that permit, a re-vest of the withdrawn 6689835-CN, is listed as issued for a mixed-use building with below-grade parking. A separate permit (6817061-CN) covers the Rainier Valley Food Bank facility, about 11,000 square feet of program and office space on the ground floor of the building, and has additional information requested. The project remains a proposal in permitting.
Land Use Application to allow a 6-story, 221-unit apartment building with community center and human services (food center). Parking for 40 vehicles proposed. Existing building to be demolished. Early Design Guidance conducted under 3032366-EG.
The Rainier Valley Food Bank facility is proposed to be approximately 11 000 square feet of program office and facility space to-be-determined parking allotment. The food bank facility will occupy the ground floor of a 221 unit low-income multifamily mixed-use development being constructed by Mount Baker Housing Association (MBHA). The food bank will reside within the Type 1 concrete podium of the building that will have five floors of wood construction above. The food bank space will contai
Administrative Design Review for a 6-story, 207-unit apartment building with community center (food center). Parking for 44 vehicles proposed. Existing building to be demolished. Project relies on a contract rezone from Neighborhood Commercial 2 with a height limit of 40 feet to Neighborhood Commercial 2 with a height limit of 65 feet (NC2-40' to NC2-65').
Documents
58 documents tracked here, newest first — of 374 on file with the city.