Stream Belmont

Lived here from 2021-2022 year.  Apartment is pretty modern.   Managment is great at responding to any asks.  Yuka is the best!  Super nice and always acccomodating.
Jul 1st, 2022

Mar 11th, 2022

This place is actually a pretty nice complex. But when I lived there I was taken advantage of. The leasing agent performed the walk through with me and filled out the move-in inspection report herself. Then upon move out they charged to my deposit items they identified on the report. For example, I was charged for "discoloration under the sink" that she noted on the inspection report before I took possession of the apartment. She warned me that they will charge for things and then charged me for them. If you live here now or if you have to sign a lease, be sure to take video of every square inch of the apartment (inside all drawers and cabinets, inside the fridge, etc) and do the same after you clean upon move out. Otherwise be warned.
Feb 25th, 2022

Everything is changed
Sep 29th, 2021

I rented a studio apartment at Stream Belmont for a little more than a year. The location was pretty good, close to QFC in North Broadway, Capitol Hill, but very noisy - leaf blowers and trash trucks are constantly making terrible noise. The view of the Space Needle from the 6th floor was great. I was relatively happy with the experience, the original staff were great and seemed to be very invested in trying to create a welcoming, social environment for everybody who lived there. Unfortunately, as with most of these corporate-style apartments, the move-out experience seems to be a key profit generator for the companies running them, and despite only very normal wear and tear to the apartment, Pacific Crest and the newest member of the Stream Belmont staff are trying to keep my deposit AND charge me additional fees for "painting", which is not legal by Seattle/WA landlord/tenant law, which means I have to jump through hoops to force them to get my deposit back. This tactic is extremely frustrating, since this is not a legal reason for keeping my deposit, but the effort necessary to force getting it back might be more of a pain than the $200+ is worth for many people.
Jan 24th, 2021