You'll find 192 homes in this 25 story condo which has limited floor plans comprised of only one bedroom's and two bedroom's.
1 Bedroom 506-713 sq.ft.
2 Bedroom 954-1078 sq.ft.
Homes in this building have pretty much cookie cutter layouts but the building does have alot of amenities including 24 hour concierge service, indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, fitness center, business center, and outdoor terrace.
Half block north of Newmark is the recently completed new construction, Fifteen Twenty-One. Compared to this new building, Newmark does not have as much in the way of floor-to-ceiling windows or striking architecture. However, if you can get into one of the west facing homes in Newmark, you probably won't be disappointed with the water view. The price per square feet for Newmark is also significantly lower than Fifteen Twenty-One and since it's been around for a while, you won't have to deal with the typical lawsuits and special assessments that seem common with new construction.
If 1521's prices are out of your reach but you still want something with a good location and view, Newmark might be a good alternative. Be prepared that some homes in this building might need a little bit of work if it hasn't been updated from the original finishes. More pictures.
I am a big fan of the Newmark. The amenities are excellent and you can’t beat the location.
I agree the location is super convenient but I have to say the street clientele can be kind of shady. I’ve never had a problem but I do stay more vigilant around the needle exchange area.
I am an owner of one of the directly west-facing units in the Newmark. It is my opinion that a number of these condos (especially on the upper floors) have zoning-protected views of Elliott Bay over the building immediately to the west (which, as I understand it, could only be replaced by a 125-ft-plus mechanical-building under current law), and over Pike Market (also height restricted). At least that is how it stands under current zoning law, as I understand it (not a lawyer), and it was not increased during the most recent downtown upzoning. Take that for what you will.
The street scene is definitely challenging, no doubt, and not for everyone, but the location feels like the exact center of Seattle and you can’t beat having Pike Market across the street.