Elara at the Market Apartamentos

I been living in Elara at the Market for over 3 years now. It's been a great experience. The apartment is well maintained and its in a very convenient location for activities. The apartment is close to many shops and restaurants but its far enough where we don't get many noise. The staffs here are all great people, they're quick to help with any issues that I might have with the apartment. It's a pleasure chatting with the staffs here.

Elara at the Market has been one of the best places I've ever stayed in Seattle. If there were any issues, they were resolved asap since property management is always there to help and answer all of the questions! All amenities are well maintained and clean, so it's a pleasure to spend time on the rooftop, gym and many other public spaces of the building. Overall, I would definitely recommend to check out Elara at the Market if you're looking for a nice place to stay in Seattle!

Been living in Elara at the Market for several years now. I am still here because the apartment keeps up with their maintenance. The building is always clean, and the staffs here are nice and helpful. The location is one of the best in the city of Seattle.

I have lived at Elara for over 2 years. I love this place, it's close to the things you want and far away from the chaos of DT Seattle. Locust Cider is right in front so I don't have to go too far for happy hour.

Unit is nice, but management communication/action and security of the building leave much to be desired. People don’t wait for garage door to close, allow anyone to walk into the front door at all hours, and generally don’t think of the other tenants that live here. The dog owners here continue to disrespect other tenants by allowing them to run freely on the roof, as well as using the ‘people grass’ area for their dogs even though management had asked otherwise and the dog run is literally... right next to it. Frustrated at the lack of respect and consideration from other tenants that don’t understand this is a community and we all live here together. Adding outside groups such as a hotel or Airbnb would be a disaster to what is already a building struggling with security, ownership, and responsibility issues. Lee mas