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Trinity Real Estate acquired Uptown Queen Anne, a 60-unit multifamily at 315 First Ave W in Seattle—its first deal under the new Co-Investment Program. Built in 2001 and two blocks from Climate Pledge Arena, the asset was purchased below replacement cost with strong value-enhancement potential.
September 1, 2021 – Trinity Real Estate is pleased to announce that they have attracted Dr. Glenn Mueller to speak at its annual client virtual appreciation event occurring on November 4, 2021. Dr. Mueller has 45 years of real estate industry experience, including 38 years of research. He is known worldwide for his market cycle research […]
Trinity Real Estate, in partnership with a Seattle-based family office, acquired the Kirkland Lake Building— a three-story, 30,000-sf office/retail property in downtown Kirkland near the waterfront, marina, and major employers like Google and Tableau. Built in 1929 and renovated in 1990, the asset features multiple office and street-level retail tenants.
Trinity Real Estate acquired the newly remodeled, 41-unit Westwood Vista Apartments in West Seattle as part of a 1031 exchange with East Highland Apartments. Originally built in 1968 and extensively renovated in 2018, the property offers modern interiors, new amenities, and a transit-served location across from Westwood Village—advancing a value-focused multifamily strategy.
Trinity Real Estate acquired East Highland Apartments, a charming 12-unit 1928 property in Seattle’s Capitol Hill. The two four-story buildings share a courtyard; all units are 1-bed/1-bath (~725 sf) with vintage finishes and modern upgrades, plus one 384-sf office and limited secure parking—well located near Volunteer Park and Pike/Pine amenities.
Trinity Real Estate acquired Montage Apartments, a 23-unit, six-story asset in Seattle’s Pike/Pine Corridor (Capitol Hill) via a 1031 exchange. Built in 2007 with condo-grade finishes, the property features underground parking and private balconies; Trinity plans a new rooftop deck to enhance resident amenities.
Trinity Real Estate, with a Pacific Northwest family office partner, acquired the historic Quilt Building—a 37,500-sf mixed-use asset at 316–318 1st Ave S in Seattle’s Pioneer Square. Trinity plans upgrades to commercial and residential common areas, preserving the building’s character while modernizing functionality.
Trinity Real Estate announced the acquisition of an oceanfront vacation-rental property in Kihei, Maui, for a Seattle-based family office. The 1980 building, fully renovated in 2008, includes four 3-bed/3-bath units with ocean views, gated parking, a private pool, and a hard-to-obtain rental permit—close to Wailea and an uncrowded, swimmable beach.
Trinity Real Estate, in partnership with a family office, transformed Saxonia Apartments on Seattle’s Queen Anne—upgrading major systems, renovating kitchens/baths with premium appliances, converting two garages into upscale lofts, adding a bedroom to garden studios, and improving common-area amenities—delivering a stabilized, fully leased asset with vintage character and modern performance.
