Small-Bay Industrial · Seattle · Seattle-Bellevue metro, WA
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One of 2,011 reachable small-bay industrial buildings in Seattle.
Building size (estimated)
1,416 SF, estimated from lot coverage
Lot size
3,540 SF, King County Assessor
Predominant use
Warehouse, King County Assessor
Assessed value
$2,500,000, per the King County Assessor (not a market appraisal)
Zoning
SM-SLU 175/85-280, King County
County use code
Warehouse
Nearby comparable buildings
Same building type, by distance. Assessor facts only; not an opinion of value.
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Last sold: 2018-12-17 for $2,500,000 (recorded arm's-length sale).
Ownership tenure is not asserted for this parcel: the most recent recorded transfer is a non-market conveyance.
2022-02-16: transfer from 9north Owner LLC to City of Seattle (part of a 3-parcel sale; price is the whole deal), rec. 20220303000843
2020-12-01: $17,000,000 from Ninth Avenue Partners LLC to 9north Owner LLC (part of a 3-parcel sale; price is the whole deal), rec. 20201202000948
2018-12-17: $2,500,000 from Private party to Ninth Avenue Partners LLC, rec. 20181217000459
2018-08-16: $20,000 from Private party to Seattle Unity Church (non-market transfer), rec. 20180816000656
2018-02-13: $20,000 from Private party to 9th & John LLC, rec. 20180226001444
Source: King County recorded sales extract; buyer and seller shown only when a company or organization. Individual names are withheld.
Value over time
Dark line: county assessed value per King County tax rolls. Diamonds: recorded arm's-length sales.
Land, site, and value history
Assessed value moved from $631,000 (2011) to $2,500,000 (2026), up 296% over 15 years, per county tax rolls. The 2026 roll splits $2,500,000 into $2,500,000 land and $0 improvements.