The Building
This 10-story concrete and steel frame structure, originally constructed in 1917, is one of Seattle’s first and grandest office towers. Great attention and efforts have been made over the decades to uphold the Securities Building’s stately and impressive architectural detail.

Neighborhood
Located in the core of downtown, between colorful Pike Place Market and the city’s vibrant retail district, the Securities Building is steps from activity. Dozens of restaurants and eateries abound, as well as shopping hot spots such as Westlake Center, Pacific Place, Nordstrom, and Macy's.

The Securities Building is also convenient to the city’s downtown hotels, including The Westin, The Mayflower Park, W Hotel, Elliott Grand Hyatt, the Sheraton, and many more.

Cultural arts can be enjoyed within minutes – Benaroya Hall is just three blocks away; Seattle Art Museum is 4 blocks away; and the Moore Theatre is within one block. The city’s vibrant waterfront district, Seattle Center, and Experience Music Project are also nearby.

Transportation
Excellent proximity and access to:

• North and southbound I-5
• North and southbound SR-99
• Westlake Center Transit Station
• Metro Free-Ride Zone
• Monorail
• Waterfront ferry terminals

Parking
Two access-controlled, attended garage facilities offer convenient parking, with entrances/exits off Third and Fourth Avenues.

Access Control
Building’s access-control system allows round-the-clock tenant entry.

Amenities

• Exquisitely restored lobby exemplifies original 1917 grandeur, with mosaic tile floor, onyx walls and sand cast bronze fixtures
• Lobby Director to greet and assist tenants and building guests
• Building Conference Room
• Varied office floor plans to allow flexible layout
• Telecommunication and connectivity capabilities
• On-site building management and engineering team during business hours to quickly anticipate and respond to tenants’ needs
• Collection of shops and services located in the building’s street-level retail space