SEATTLE-Daly Partners LLC, an innovative real estate investment and development firm has started construction and leasing on 'N' Habit: Belltown (www.nhabitseattle.com), a 49-unit modular apartment building in downtown Seattle. The building will feature studio and townhouse-style apartment homes ranging from 422-752 sq. ft., as well as 3,000 sq. ft. of ground-level retail.

Located in Belltown near 3rd Ave. and Bell St., the seven-and-a-half story project is also Seattle's first downtown modular development and will open in just four months, thanks to construction efficiencies gained through next-generation modular construction. Pre-leasing began pver the weekend, with the opening of the project Leasing Center, which is actually the first modular unit to appear on site, at 2216 3rd Ave, located directly across the street from the project.

'N' Habit: Belltown's launch also marks the unveiling of the Abodian Wall, an innovative new approach to small space living conceptualized by the Daly Partners team. “The Wall” is a multi-functional, two-sided, seven-foot interactive partition with a put-away desk/table/counter and storage on the kitchen side and a Murphy bed/closets and storage on the opposite side.

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David Phillips

David Phillips is a Chicago-based freelance writer and consultant with more than 20 years experience in business and community news. He also has extensive reporting experience in the food manufacturing industry for national trade publications.