This is the greatest place to live ever. Seriously! We love it! The location is fantastic. We…read moreget very little traffic down our street, but are a block away from fine dining, movie theatres, shopping, parks, and the art museum. The views of downtown Bellevue are wonderful. There is a lovely gym and business facility inside the complex with free WiFi. The 7-day a week concierge service is at your disposal. All of the condos are equipped with a/c and gas fireplaces. The floor plans are unique and interesting. If you're looking to purchase a condo somewhere in downtown Bellevue area, we highly recommmend Palazzo!

Their management is extremely efficient and well-organized. The residents here are very stable and…read morefriendly, and it's also a pet-friendly building. Walgreens is right next door, and it's only a five-minute walk to Whole Foods and Barry's! I truly couldn't be more satisfied!

Wow. What a stunning property in a prime location. Spire is a 40-story, 343-unit condominium…read morebuilding located on the border of the Belltown and Cascade neighborhoods in downtown Seattle. The building was completed and ready for move-ins in 2021. Simply put, it's modern, luxurious living in the heart of Seattle. I have to admit, I think one of the coolest things about this place is the automated parking garage underground. When you return home, you conveniently park your car in one of multiple bays after which it's lowered and "filed" away into storage. At the time of writing this review, this is Seattle's only automated parking system (and it's also the city's first). The entire property has a really sleek, contemporary design. The common areas look lifted off the pages of a magazine with extra-high ceilings and chic furniture, fixtures, and decor. There was always at least one or two concierges staffing the front desk downstairs, and they were always nice and polite. The building has incredible unobstructed views, especially from the outdoor "Sound Terrace" on the 40th floor. You can see Elliott Bay, the Space Needle, Lake Union, Amazon HQ and the rest of the city skyline, and more. The property is also quite secure and the elevators are among the fastest I've experienced anywhere, residential or commercial. Nepalese cafe Himalayan Java moved from Lynnwood and opened on the ground level of Spire in August 2022. Their Honey Latte is good. You can read my review of Himalayan Java here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/himalayan-java-coffee-seattle-2

This is a decent meeting space. I appreciate the condominium owner that hosts our meetings on…read moresite here. There's a great ambiance, and the right facilities for presentations, small group work, having meals and such. There's a pretty comfortable couch, a loveseat, and a couple of chairs that have cushions on them. But if you have a large enough group you've got to get there early enough in order to sit in one of them. Otherwise you will have the opportunity to sit in the most back breaking chairs on the planet, and be slightly entertained by the unfortunate colleagues that have to stand, stretch, and walk around every few minutes for the duration of the meeting. A simple but nice condominium club house, that as a board member of our non profits I am grateful it is available to accommodate us.

I've lived in QAHS for about 3 years now and it's been consistently best case scenario…read more QAHS rentals are available through private realtors, and probably easiest to find on craigslist. Most of the units are occupied by owners or the owners live in the building and rent out other units. The building is very special to the owners and we encourage those interested in renting to either do a Google or Craigslist search, or go to our website and contact our property manager. The building is quiet, pleasant, and well located. There is a community rooftop deck that's worth a million words, and it's always available to use. It has a fire pit and heat lamps, as well as big umbrellas. If you're looking for somewhere unique to live, a "statement home," then Queen Anne High School is for you.

Queen Anne High School Condos is by far the most unique building to live in. The architecture is…read morestunning & like no other in Seattle. Every unit has its own character. Ours has 15ft ceilings & 5- 13ft windows with a straight on view of the Space Needle & downtown. The second we walked through the beautiful foyer we knew this community was for us. If your looking for a quite neighborhood with restaurants & shopping this is the place to live.

Chris went on the attack with me in the first place calling my original review fake, then telling…read moreme I have my head in the sand. I asked about 10 people what they thought about these issues and some have been here for four to five years. Yes management can be prickly at times but the grounds are well taken care of, some owners don't pick up after their dogs as much as they should which is not cool, but overall considering there are 200 units my place is quiet I have respectful neighbors. Chris's rents are just over the top... Any complex will have it's issues and there are many areas in our town getting hit with crime, even in the best neighborhoods. The property management does need to step up more to protect the complex and keep in better touch with residents. My friend and I created Facebook page so we all can inform each other about anything going on which is at least proactive instead of just ranting.

Our son lived in Bldg A for several years and have never had issues with noise. We spent many…read morenights there. Again, no issues with noise. Our unit still looks brand new, though I believe the builder cut as many corners as possible, which resulted in a lawsuit and expenditures on remediations. The grounds and common areas are always nicely kept up. The homeowners association nitpicks, but I'd rather have rules enforced than the opposite. The rules were jointly established by the owners of the condos for valid reasons.

Hjarta Condominiums are one of the new condo buildings in Ballard. They have brought with them…read moreBelltown prices in an area that was typically less expensive. The owner of the project has recently jacked up the selling prices of all of the condos as well. The building is a green building with low home ownership dues. That said, it has basically 0 useful amenities. The view from the deck is no big deal. All of the other 'amenities' are in one room in the basement. It's like they took some extra space they had and threw in a few things that could be a checkbox for a marketing. The gym, common room and 'reading' room are largely of not much use. One side of the building faces Market. The other faces an open lot. Sounds good, right? Well you're paying $300k to live across from a fire department on one side and on the other side the lot is being prepared to have another building go up. People on that side will get basically no natural light and the value of their condos will tank. The units are ok with one huge exception. The only place you can possibly fit a TV in the living rooms is where the builder decided to put a fireplace. They didn't put it low on the wall, but in the middle of it. It's purely amateurish and makes me question the design of the rest of the building. Ballard is being flooded with condos and apartments and the Seattle Times had a recent article about how all of the buildings will be driving down rent in Ballard. It's hard to picture that these condos will be able to hold their value with all of what is being built. That said, they're green condos with a good layout if you don't ever watch TV and you don't care about getting the money back out of your place.

We've lived at the Hjarta for almost a year. We love how friendly our neighbors are, and…read moreespecially how dog friendly they are. We feel safe and very welcome. The building is a green building and there are low home ownership dues. Which is surprising because - in response to Seattle F - there are many useful and well kept amenities. The rooftop is lovely, plenty of nice furnishings and still a good amount of open space, and a large BBQ. All very well kept. There is also a large pea patch with many beds. I was honestly surprised by these perks and how nice everything was kept. They layout also allows for multiple groups to be up there and still maintain their privacy. The common room is on the 2nd floor, and has a nice kitchen set up, sitting area, large outdoor balcony with a large ourdoor dining table, an indoor pool table, a reading room, a stretching room, and fitness machine area with a mounted TV. Again, all are of very nice quality and well kept. The stretching room and fitness machine room are on the small size, but it is never crowded. The views, well they're average, but that's the location, near Downtown Ballard with the convenience of Market and 15th doesn't make too much room for leaving something to look at. It's a super convenient place to live, near everything but also just quiet enough not to feel removed from the world. I never thought I would like condo living, but I do love the Hjarta.

Awesome location, quiet, park setting in the city. Good layout of all units, spacious design…read more Respectful neighbors. We love it!