From Hunters Capital
You are invited to join Hunters Capital and Runberg Architecture Group for a community event on August 11. Drop-in with the project team to learn about the new development plans, and provide feedback on the former QFC site redevelopment at 416 15th Ave E. During the drop-in hours, you’ll have the opportunity to engage directly with the project team. This event will provide you with a better understanding of the project’s vision and objectives.
The proposed redevelopment will transform and provide approximately 148 units of apartments over 10,000 square feet of small-scale retail spaces. Underground parking will be provided to serve the residential space, along with outdoor plaza spaces and significant right-of-way improvements. Additional information can be found in the Seattle Services Portal (cosaccela.seattle.gov).
Mark your calendar for Friday, August 11th, and head over to the Hunters Capital Conference Room.
What: Meet with the project team to discuss design goals for the former QFC site redevelopment
When: Friday, August 11th, Stop by between 2:30 PM – 4:30 PM
Where: Hunters Capital Conference Room – 430 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112
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You can also read more about the proposed project in our report — Five-story mixed-use development planned for Capitol Hill block that QFC ditched and ShopRite and Rudy’s still call home
There is literally NO additional information on this development at the Seattle Self Services portal you list above.
Did you search by address and make sure to remove the punctuation as the site instructs? There are nearly 50 entries for this address many of which are pretty clearly related to this development project.
Yep, I looked too. Nothing there.
City’s site is a bit hard to use. Here’s a direct link to one of the project’s permitting elements.
I had hoped there would be another grocery store going into the space, but from the description of 10k square-feet of small retail, that doesn’t look like its in the plan. When they start redoing the Safeway on 15th, it’ll be a bit of a trek to get groceries. Hopefully the new Safeway is better than the one there now.
With the #10 bus being rerouted, I’m not sure where I’ll go. The QFC at Broadway Market is out. I’m not carrying bags up the hill. Maybe the one on Pike Street, or delivery. That does seem like a trek, considering Safeway is just a short stroll.
The link doesn’t seem to work to get me to anything about this project. Additional info? Different link? Thanks