422 11th

Avoid These Slumlords at All Costs This building is a nightmare. There are cockroaches and black mold throughout the units, and nothing ever gets properly fixed. Out by the dumpster there are drug dealers hanging around at all hours, and it feels unsafe even walking to throw away trash. Fire alarms go off constantly for no reason, and there’s nonstop criminal activity around the property. Management clearly doesn’t care — save yourself the stress and look elsewhere.

This is by far the worst experience I’ve had renting. Upon moving in, my apartment reeked of cigarette smoke for months. Throughout the year the fire alarms have gone off close to a dozen times for no reason. Instead of fixing the issue promptly, management suggested we (THE RENTERS) learn to turn them off so the fire department doesn’t have to. In the later half of my 12 month lease, my apartment has flooded twice. Once through the hallway and once through the smoke detector in my ceiling. The second flood ruined my bed, clothes, the ceiling and more. Well over 700 dollars worth of personal items. I had to reach out multiple times for a response. They simply don’t care. When I asked for reimbursement they tried to offer me a 200 dollar gift card… childish. Last but not least, they ne

You can do so much better. Trust me. I'm surprised that people give this place anything above two stars. The units are overpriced for what you get. The communal areas are cleaned irregularly, and Management changes with the frequency that most people change their underwear. The current management company is Redside Partners, and they're not interested in maintaining the building or keeping residents. The Community Manager makes no effort to hide the fact that she hates her job. The neighborhood is convenient and safe, and is the only thing that makes this place even remotely worth its rent. But homelessness is a big problem in the area (like all of Seattle), and homeless people have camped in the community areas of the building because the security sucks. If you're thinking about this plac

I've been here since May and I'm mostly happy with it. All my complaints would apply to any other place in Seattle at the same price point. (I've lived in three other Seattle apartment complexes over the last 16 years.) It's true that the units are very small, but that's exactly what I was looking for. I'm alone, the only time I spend at home is either at my computer, in the shower or sleeping. I can entertain guests in one of the shared kitchens if anybody ever deigns to visit me. The construction is not high quality, but it gets the job done. The water pressure is low (for efficiency, I'm sure) but it's good enough. The only time I've heard my neighbors has been when my windows have been open. Their accessibility accommodations are terrible but I'm sure they'd step it up if anyone wit

I just moved to Seattle and Footprint Eleventh was a great choice for me! The location is incredible! Just walking distance to the year-round farmers market on Broadway, great restaurants, coffee shops, and hangouts everywhere! It's located in a quiet neighborhood with a great sense of community and very close to some nice parks. Maintenance and management is also very helpful and prompt.