|
Samis has a number of options available to fill your retail space needs!
Army Broderick Collins Corona Drexel Friedman Galland & Seneca Hartford Mottman Schwabacher Scientific Terry Denny US Rubber Washington Shoe Yesler |
|
The Army Building
2107 3rd Avenue Seattle, WA 98121 The Army Building is a historic mission style building built in 1923, originally occupied by the Metropolitan Printing Press Company. Located on the corner 3rd Avenue and Lenora Street in Belltown, the building is within walking distance to the downtown Seattle shopping district and Pike Place Market. In addition the building is adjacent to two large parking lots, is located in the Metro Bus Ride Free Zone and is 3 blocks from the Metro Bus Tunnel. The office space is occupied by Bumgardner Architects.
|
 |
|
The Broderick Building
104 Pike Street Seattle, WA 98101 The Broderick Building was built in 1923 and is located on the busy corner of 1st Avenue and Pike Street across the street from the historic Pike Place Market. The building experiences heavy tourist and foot traffic and is within walking distance of Belltown, downtown Seattle shopping district and the Seattle waterfront. The office space is occupied by Sugar Mountain Capital and the retail level below is occupied by Subway, Seattle Sneaker City and the newly renovated Starbucks flagship store.
|
 |
|
The Collins Building
520 Second Avenue Seattle, WA 98104 Neighbor to the Historic Smith Tower in Pioneer Square, The Collins Building is located on the busy corner of 2nd Avenue and James Street. Samis performed a complete renovation of The Collins Building in 2000, incorporating a new infrastructure and a complete seismic upgrade while maintaining the building’s original architecture and historic attributes. The retail space is occupied by the Collins Pub, which is open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner.
|
 |
|
The Corona Building
608-610 Second Avenue Seattle, WA 98104 The Corona Building was originally built in 1903 and was fully renovated in 2000, including a complete seismic retrofit. The Corona consists of 20 high-end loft apartments above two ground floor retail spaces. Retail tenants include designer clothing boutique Betty Lin and is adjacent to the new Alaska Building Marriott Hotel (opening in 2010). This location is across the street from the Butler Garage, has excellent street exposure and is close to both the downtown Seattle business district and historic Pioneer Square Neighborhood. For information about the loft apartments please visit our website at: www.seattlehistoriclofts.com.
|
 |
|
The Drexel Building
519 Third Avenue Seattle, WA 98104 The Drexel Building is a Seattle historic landmark building once known as the Drexel Hotel. It is located at the corner of Third and James, across the street from the King County Courthouse and the Metro Bus Tunnel. The Drexel experiences heavy foot traffic due to its location near numerous city and county buildings and easy access to public transportation. There are six retail spaces and tenants include Pho Saigon, Drexel Deli, Clean Cut Barbershop, Bobbi's Bailbonds and Hole in the Wall BBQ.
|
|
|
The Friedman Building
1208 First Avenue Seattle, WA 98104 The Friedman Building is located on First Avenue in the heart of bustling downtown Seattle and within walking distance to Pike Place Market, The Seattle Art Museum, and the downtown shopping district. Current retail tenants include Cherry Street Coffee House, Homa Rug Gallery, and RE Welch Art Gallery.
|
|
|
The Galland & Seneca Building
1201 Second Avenue Seattle, WA 98101 A turn of the century building that was completely renovated in 1986, The Galland & Seneca Building has restored brick detailing and is equipped with updated mechanical, HVAC and fire and life safety systems. The building is centrally positioned between the financial district, Seattle waterfront and downtown Seattle shopping district. The Galland & Seneca Building is located across the street from the Seattle Art Museum and Benaroya Hall and is walking distance to the Pike Place Market. Retail tenants include Queen Bee Nails, Rex’s Deli and the Patricia Rovzar Gallery.
|
 |
|
The Hartford Building
600 - 602 Second Avenue Seattle, WA 98104 The Hartford Building is located at the cusp of Pioneer Square and the downtown Seattle business district, at the corner of Second Avenue & James Street. Neighbor to the new Marriott Hotel in the Alaska Building (opening 2010) and one block from the Historic Smith Tower it is a unique and vibrant location for retail businesses. The Hartford Building is around the corner from the Metro Bus Tunnel, across the street from two local parking garages making it easily accessed by potential customers. The Samis management office is located in the building, and retail tenants include Seattle Flowers and Trabant Coffee and Chai.
|
 |
|
The Mottman Building
311 Third Avenue South Seattle, WA 98104 The Mottman Building renovation was completed in 2001 and included a seismic retrofit. Located across from the King Street Station, the Mottman Building is within walking distance of the International District, Chinatown, CenturyLink Field, Safeco Field, multiple restaurants, art galleries and retail stores. Public transportation is easily accessible including Link Light Rail, Sounder Train and the Metro bus tunnel. Retail tenants include the famous Salumi Artisan Cured Meats.
|
|
|
The Schwabacher Building
89 Yesler Way Seattle, WA 98104 Originally built in 1892 and a favorite stop on the Seattle Underground Tour, the historic Schwabacher Building is located on 1st Avenue and Yesler Street in Pioneer Square. The Schwabacher Building is across the street from the Pioneer Square Pergola, around the corner from the Seattle Ferry Terminal and experiences heavy tourist traffic. The Schwabacher building is along also the walking route to CenturyLink Field and Safeco Field, and bustles with activity on game and event days. Retail tenants include Maharaja Indian Restaurant, Delicatus A Seattle Delicatessen, The Tobacco Patch and Café Paloma Mediterranean restaurant.
|
|
|
The Scientific Building
122 South Jackson Seattle, WA 98104 The Scientific Building was built in 1920 and consists of two floors of office space above two retail spaces. The building systems were updated in 1990. Retail tenants are Tether design store and Temple Billiards. The Scientific building is located on the Occidental Mall in Pioneer Square and within walking distance to Café Umbria , Zeitgeist Coffee, Grand Central Bakery, Elliott Bay Café and numerous art galleries and retail stores. Public transportation is also easily accessible from this location.
|
|
|
The Terry Denny Building
111 First Avenue South Seattle, WA 98104 The Terry Denny is a historic building built in 1889 for many years known as the Northern Hotel. A part of the Seattle Underground Tour, the Terry Denny building is located on 1st Avenue South in the heart of Pioneer Square. Renovated in 2000, including a complete seismic retrofit, The Terry Denny consists of 48 loft apartments above 11,016 square feet of ground floor retail space. Located around the corner from the Seattle Ferry Terminal, and walking distance to CenturyLink Field and Safeco Field, The Terry Denny experiences heavy tourist and daily foot traffic. Retail tenants include Turabi Rug Gallery, Distant Lands and Taco Del Mar. For information about the loft apartments please visit our website at: www.seattlehistoriclofts.com.
|
 |
|
The US Rubber Building
220 South Jackson Street Seattle, WA 98104 The US Rubber Building is located on the corner of 3rd Avenue and Jackson Street and is across the street from the historic King Street Station. Within walking distance to the International District, CenturyLink Field, Safeco Field, multiple restaurants, art galleries and retail stores the US Rubber Building is centrally located and has excellent street exposure. Public transportation is easily accessible including Link Light Rail, Sounders Train, Sound Transit and Metro bus tunnel. Retail tenants include Iron Design Center, Seattle Metropolitan Police Museum, Beyond Threads and the Grover/Thurston Gallery.
|
 |
|
The Washington Shoe Building
159 South Jackson Street Seattle, WA 98104 Samis performed a complete renovation of the historic Washington Shoe Building in 2001. The renovation project included a complete seismic retrofit, adding modern-day life-safety features as well as all new mechanical and electrical systems. The Washington Shoe Building is located across from Occidental Mall in Pioneer Square and experiences abundant foot traffic due to its proximity to public transportation, CenturyLink Field, Safeco Field and multiple restaurants and art galleries. The ground floor retail tenants include Starbucks, Ebbett Field’s Flannels, [storefront] Olson Kundig Architects and Cascadia Region Green Building Council.
|
 |
|
The Yesler Building
95 Yesler Way Seattle, WA 98104 The Yesler Building was built in 1891 and is located at the busy street corner of 1st Avenue and Yesler Street in the heart of Pioneer Square. Across the street from Pioneer Place Park and the historic Pergola, the Yesler building is a integral part of downtown Seattle’s history and a favorite stop on the Seattle Underground Tour. Office tenants include Maison Luxe design and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory.
|
 |
Office | Residential | Retail | Pioneer Spirit | Foundation | Contact Us
Email: samis@samis.com
Copyright ©2010 Samis
Site Design by HighTurn