Griffis Seattle Waterfront

Garrett Harris

Bryce and Nora have been absolutely phenomenal in assisting me with any needs during my move across the country. Talk about two genuinely nice people who are happy to help! As for the apartment, it's well built with concrete floors and ceilings. I've yet to hear a sound from my neighbors! The appliances are all modern and work great, and the floor plans are some of the most open I saw while touring many properties in this city. Not to mention the floor to ceiling windows with sweeping views. It was an easy decision to chose this location, but I have truly been blown away by the professionalism and courteousness of the leasing staff. Absolutely fantastic!

julie carter

I love the location and the water views are beautiful! We just resigned our lease because we love the vibe of living on the waterfront. I appreciate all the help and support from the staff especially Bryce! He goes above and beyond and is always quick to respond to our emails.

Julie Marciano

I am a recent NY transplant and cannot not imagine a better place to land. Not only does the Post have great amenities (pet friendly, timely maintenance, self contained gym, rooftop deck, social events) but they have a great staff too- professional, responsive, attentive, always looking for ways to make my transition easier. It’s been a “process” to get here, but I’m so glad I chose the Post. Looking forward to getting to know my neighbors/community!

Alexandre Lejeune

Imagine, you're a professional and a regular customer of yours placed an order 2 months ago. You were supposed to deliver the product a month ago but you didn't. Since then, your customer has been trying to reach out several times to know what's going on, and has been sending emails almost daily for the past 2 weeks. Would you contact them immediately and work on a solution, or would you keep ignoring him? If you chose the first answer, congratulations, you're better than Greystar property staff managing The Post Apartments, who instead went with the ignoring option. Our unit has been having heating problem that we first raised last week of September, as of today November 24th they are yet to be fixed. We have to deal with a non-working AC unit that does horrible high pitch noise when it accepts to work a couple hours every other day. Initially building maintenance manager came to the apartment and explained that yeah, it's normal, all these units need to be 'set on 86°F to blow any kind of heat'. Spoiler alert, no they don't, it was first sign of malfunctioning heating system that building failed to notice. So it's been a month and a half, you have no idea on how to fix the problem and how long it will take because your LG tech never saw something like that, and your tenants have 3 months left on their lease? What do you do? Offer some kind of concession and ask them to bite the bullet? If you're Greystar Regional Property Manager you do indeed, you first offer them to stay in the guest suite, promise them you would get back to them quickly the next day of the 16th of November, ghost them for the next 2 weeks, and put on an automatic reply on Thanksgiving week that you're out of office! Your tenants should not have to deal with a heating problem for more than 2 months, Seattle City Law actually even say they shouldn't have for more than 24 hours, and no, offering a radiator doesn't make up for a non-working blowing heating system your tenants pay a premium rent price for! But let's say it's a very hard and technical problem to solve and it takes long time. Let's say, things happen and you're doing everything you can and beyond. Even so, you should never feel empowered to ignore your customers and leave them in the dark. Trash rooms are also a big problem in this community. Nobody enjoy taking trash out, but going to a gross room with frequently overflowing bins and sticky floor will make it even more dreadful. You can't change your tenant being gross, what you can do though when it got reported, is sending staff every other day bins are not emptied to make sure trash rooms are not disgusting. Now there are also a lot of complains about the homeless encampment right under the building. To be fair, this can't be blame on The Post staff, all of the rest though, is definitely their responsibility.