Trace 4001

Nitze-Stagen is building a mixed-use, transit oriented, residential project along South Willow Street in the Othello Neighborhood of Seattle. 

At eight-stories, the building will include a generous west-facing rooftop patio for entertaining or taking in the mountain views. The new mixed-income development is proposed to have approximately 196 studio and 1-bedroom apartment homes, with a range of rents that will be affordable for those who work in the greater Seattle area. 

Trace 4001 will include at grade, loft units while Atrium Court will include commercial space to support local, authentic neighborhood retail. 

Trace 4001 is being designed as a northern gateway to the Othello neighborhood with generous setbacks, lush landscaping at street level, and a new public plaza along Martin Luther King Jr. Way South. Its building exterior will also include an artistic, placemaking stairwell tracing the cultural history of the neighborhood.  

Steps away from Seattle’s light rail, future residents will be less than 15-minutes from Pioneer Square, Capitol Hill, Downtown Urban Core, South Lake Union, University of Washington, Roosevelt, and Northgate. The Light Rail also connects to Sea-Tac International Airport, making it a transit passport and car ownership truly optional. However, for those who chose to drive, the project will include underground parking for vehicles and bikes. 

Trace 4001 is one of three projects in the Othello neighborhood Nitze-Stagen is pursuing. The other two projects are Atrium Court at 7324 Martin Luther King Jr Way South and 4200 South Webster. We are excited to further contribute to the vibrancy of one of Seattle’s most diverse neighborhoods