Amazon May Be Taking More Downtown Office Space

SEATTLE—Permits are cited for several floors of 1800 Ninth Ave. building.

By David Phillips | Updated on February 08, 2013

SEATTLE—Citing city permit records, the Seattle Times reports that Amazon.com is preparing to move into yet another Seattle office building.

Those documents indicate that work is being done on Amazon’s behalf on at least five of the 15-story 1800 Ninth Avenue Building, at Ninth Avenue and Howell Street.

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