United States of America, Washington State
SECO Development is a privately held real estate development company founded in 1989 and recognized as a leader in the Pacific Northwest. The company specializes in the development of large-scale, exceptional urban sites, with a strong emphasis on superior architectural design and high-quality construction in every community it creates. SECO’s primary mission is to enhance cities while preserving the natural environment.
SECO also has extensive experience in brownfield remediation, ensuring its projects contribute to both urban growth and environmental sustainability.
Over the past three decades, SECO has been involved in some of the largest mixed-use developments in the region, including 11 acres in downtown Bellevue, 12.95 acres in Kirkland, 3.85 acres on Mercer Island, and has completed 2.4 million square feet on a 17.1-acre site. Additionally, SECO plans to develop another 1.5 million square feet of office and retail space on a 12.81-acre site in Renton.
The Shelby is a premier mixed-use residential development located at 2201 4th Avenue in Seattle, Washington. The project was developed by SECO Development, with architectural design by Driscoll Architects and construction completed by Mego Construction, owned by Michael Christ, CEO of SECO Development.
This upscale building features 98 luxury residential units and 5,000 square feet of retail space on the ground floor. Completed in 2001, The Shelby continues to be a prime example of high-quality urban living, combining modern architecture with vibrant downtown amenities.
Show moreBelle Arts is a premier mixed-use residential development located at 111 108th Avenue NE in Downtown Bellevue, Washington. The project was developed by SECO Development, with architectural design by Driscoll Architects and construction completed by Mego Construction, owned by Michael Christ, CEO of SECO Development.
The property features 128 luxury residential units, 8,000 square feet of retail space, and 169 parking spaces. Completed in 2000, SECO Development later sold Belle Arts in 2007 to a national REIT, which successfully sold all units as luxury condominiums in less than four months.
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