Prefontaine Building

1607 Dexter Ave N is a building from 1912 near the Lake Union waterfront, renovated and looked after by on-site management. Its spaces are newly renovated and move-in ready, including a full top floor with a conference room, private showers and a large kitchenette. Transit on Westlake Ave is about a five-minute walk away.

6800 E Green Lake Way N is an office building from 1982, renovated in 1995, directly across from Green Lake Park. It has an on-site restaurant and brewery, a shared kitchenette, shared bathrooms with showers, lift access and optional extra storage. Suite 250 on the 2nd floor is a former medical office with built-out exam rooms.

The 711 Building is an office building from 1977 in Lower Queen Anne, renovated in 2022 and a few blocks from South Lake Union. Its upstairs suites offer private offices and open work areas, with access to charming common areas, a private upstairs break room and a dedicated upstairs bathroom. On-site parking is available.

At 107 Spring St, the historic Holyoke Building offers WeWork members a workspace that balances character with everyday comfort. Tall windows, exposed brick, and stone walls bring in great natural light and a warm feel that stays inspiring without pulling focus. High ceilings keep everything airy, whether you’re welcoming a client for a meeting or digging into heads-down work. On-site features like bike storage, a wellness and mother’s room, event space, recreational games, and dog-friendly policies help your day flow smoothly, from deep work to quick breaks and easy team connection. WeWork at 107 Spring St delivers a classic downtown Seattle address with historic charm and modern workspace appeal, a strong pick if you’re comparing office space near Pike Place Market. It’s a short walk to University Street Station for light rail connections across the region, with multiple bus lines along 3rd Avenue and quick access to I-5 and I-90 for drivers. Clients and teams will also enjoy being near the Seattle Art Museum, Benaroya Hall, and the lively Seattle waterfront.

Everyone’s wants a desk at Washington’s finest flexible workspace, Qualtrics Tower. Qualtrics Tower is located in downtown Seattle's business district—a home it shares with corporate giants including Amazon, as well as top restaurants, bars, and cultural attractions such as the Seattle Art Museum. This new 38-story building boasts serious curb appeal, thanks to its continuous glass facade that provides unobstructed views of the Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains, as well as the buzzing city below. It also means every one of Qualtrics Tower’s fully equipped workspaces across three floors is filled with natural light—from private offices and chic meeting rooms to designer communal areas, perfect for meeting like-minded entrepreneurs or brainstorming your next big idea. These envy-inducing offices even boast a small private deck on the 16th floor as well as a shared deck on the 19th floor, where you can host meetings people will actually look forward to. Qualtrics Tower is a one-minute walk from multiple bus stops, a block from University Street Station, and benefits from fantastic road connections. The building even offers an on-site bike club, storage, and service stations. More than simply a place to plug in your laptop, you’ll benefit from an on-site fitness center and yoga studio with a shower and sauna facility. And on the first floor, there’s always something inspiring to do after a long day, thanks to the extensive Urban Village. Offering a creative mix of open seating, lounge areas, local retailers, bars, and restaurants, it’s specifically curated to provide an unparalleled retail experience for the tenants and community around the building. The Urban Village also hosts seasonal events—ideal for networking with local professionals.