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Overview

This I-shaped apartment building was designed and erected in the University District in 1923-1924, located south of the intersection of Brooklyn Avenue NE and NE 50th Street. In 2018, this area was in the midst of rapid change with the construction of large, mixed-use, 6-7 story apartment buildings.

Building History

Construction was completed in 10/1924 on the Frederick Apartments, located in Seattle's University District. The building cost $45,000 to build, and was owned initially by Mrs. E.M. Woods. (See "Residence Properties Distinguish Week's Realty Deals," Seattle Daily Times, 10/05/1924, p. 16.)

The Rezabeck Investment Group, LLC, of Seattle, WA, owned this three-floor, wood-frame and brick-faced apartment building in 2018.

Building Notes

Containing 10 units in 2018, the Frederick Apartments had 9,588 gross square feet, 7,682 net. Each unit had an average size of 768 square feet.

The building's value jumped to $2,448,000 in 2018, from $1,267,000 in 2012 and $1,139,000 in 2007.