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Beacon Pacific Village

1229 Golf Drive South
Beacon Hill, Seattle 98144
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The Seattle Chinatown International District Preservation and Development Authority (SCIDpda) is developing a mixed-use community development known as Beacon Pacific Village on the north lot of the historic Pacific Hospital campus. In order to maximize the 3-acre parcel and public resources, the project will be constructed over 2 phases. The first phase broke ground in November of 2022, and is projected to start leasing in June 2024. Phase I will include the following:

  • 160 units of affordable, family-sized housing (20% of which will be 3- or 4-bedroom units)
  • a 24,000 square foot facility for a Program for All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) which will be owned and operated by International Community Health Services
  • a 10,000 square foot facility for the Jose Marti Child Development Center, which will be leased and operated by El Centro de la Raza
  • Proximal to the iconic Pacific Tower, which is home to Seattle College’s health education programs and a dynamic hub for other vital and innovative community nonprofits in health care, education, social services, and job creation. Additionally, the green spaces of the Pacific Tower Campus will be available to new residential and commercial tenants at Beacon Pacific Village.

 Fighting Displacement

  • Beacon Hill and the CID have been identified by the City as communities that are at high risk of displacement due to increasing development pressures and gentrification.
  • Families in the area often live in multi or intergenerational housing. Providing adequate housing opportunities for these families is critical in preserving the communities that are being pushed out of Seattle due to rapidly increase market rents and lack of market produces family-sized housing.
  • Collocating childcare facilities and elderly care facilities will provide additional support and services that will allow these families to remain in the communities they have called home for generations.
 

Amenities

  • 53 parking stalls in phase I to support housing residents, PACE staff, and childcare staff
  • Building managed by an organization with 40+ years providing culturally competent services to immigrant and refugee populations (SCIDpda)
  • Transit-rich neighborhood with quick access to downtown
< 50% AMI112 units (70%)
< 60% AMI48 units (30%)
Total160

Seattle Office of Housing income qualifications are available here.

 

If you have questions or comments, please email REdevoutreach@scidpda.org.

 
 

Community Partners

SCIDpda
Owner, Community Engagement & Property Manager

AiPACE
Owner and operating of PACE facility

El Centro de la Raza
Operating Jose Marti Child Development Center

 

Pacific Hospital PDA
Campus steward and neighbor

City of Seattle Office of Housing
Project Funder

King County
Project Funder

Washington State Department of Commerce
Project Funder

 

Edge Developers
Special Limited Partner and Development Consultants

Weber Thompson
Architect

Marpac Construction
General Contractor