701 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA
111 Unit Family Housing in Chinatown-International District
701 S Jackson St Gallery
701 S Jackson St Overview
- Sponsored by O.Z. Navigator
- Developed by Housing Diversity Corporation
- Owned and managed by 701 Essential Housing
- Architecture by David Neiman, Neiman Taber Architects
- 104,907 SF gross
- About 3,230 SF of street-level commercial space
- 13,440 SF lot
- Eight stories
- 111 apartments, 110 with two or three bedrooms
- 75% of the apartments priced to be affordable at or below 60% of area median income.
- Neighborhood: Chinatown-International District
- Close to the Intl. District/Chinatown Light Rail Station & King Street Station
- Qualified Opportunity Fund project
Access to Opportunity
- Direct access to schools and transit: Near Bailey Gatzert Elementary, with frequent bus service, Link light rail, and regional trains.
- Walking distance to fresh food markets: Neighborhood grocers and fresh produce at Uwajimaya, Lam’s Seafood Asian Market, and local vendors are just a short walk away.
- Adjacent to employment centers: Immediate access to jobs in downtown, Pioneer Square, hospitals, and the CID.
- Near public parks and community spaces: Hing Hay Park, Dr. Blanche Lavizzo Park, and the International District/Chinatown Community Center offer gathering spaces.
- Connected to healthcare facilities: Quick transit access to International Community Health Services (ICHS), Seattle Indian Health Board, Harborview Medical Center, and UW Medicine’s Pioneer Square Clinic.
- Surrounded by dining and cultural venues: Restaurants, bakeries, and cultural institutions within blocks in this historic district