Whether you're looking for work or looking for a space to work in, Downtown Everett offers living
and working solutions. Talk about work/life balance. All in a day.
All in Downtown Everett.

Available space

Bank of America Building
1604 Hewitt Avenue
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Frontier Bank Building
2825 Colby Avenue
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Key Bank Tower
2707 Colby Avenue
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2917 Pacific Building
2917 Pacific Avenue
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WORTH A CLICK

Fibercloud
2707 Colby Ave | (425) 258-2500
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YMCA
2720 Rockefeller Avenue | (425) 258-9211
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Featured Building

Key Bank Tower

2707 Colby Avenue
Distinctly situated on bustling Colby Avenue in Downtown Everett, Key Bank Tower is home to Everett's own KRKO radio, government, and financial and legal service professional firms. Key Bank Tower captures exceptional views of Port Gardner Bay and the Olympic and Cascade Mountains and is leading edge with an on-site FiberCloud data center and fiber optic connections.

With direct access to all retail, dining, and government offices in Downtown Everett, as well as north and southbound Interstate 5 and eastbound Highway 2, Key Bank Tower offers complete convenience and accessibility.

Downtown Map

Explore Downtown Everett

Get to know your neighbors. See what's around the corner. Whether you have an endpoint in mind or are into the aimless wander, it's all right here. Click on the image above to launch a fully interactive map with descriptions and contact information on more than 100 downtown businesses and points of interest.

Featured Project

Courtyard by Marriott

2825 Colby Avenue
There are a multitude of fantastic options to dine, to play, and to live in Downtown Everett. And soon there may be a new option to "check-in" in Downtown Everett. A new 156-room Courtyard by Marriott hotel is being planned for the corner of Colby Avenue and Wall Street, just behind the police department. The current design for the project includes a pool, a restaurant, street-level retail, and potentially a three-level parking garage. The land where the hotel is planned was purchased by the City of Everett in 1973 for $250,000. Touchstone Corporation has offered $1.6 million to acquire the land in order to develop the hotel.

Touchstone could break ground in 2011 pending final approval by the Everett City Council, which to-date has been very supportive in bringing this new amenity to Downtown Everett.

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Business Q&A

Anthony Schulz

Account Manager with Old Republic Title and Escrow

Q: What do you like best about working in Downtown Everett?
A: I really enjoy the big city feeling, the salt air, and the ability to walk everywhere I need to go.

Q: What are your favorite lunch or happy hour spots?
A: El Paraiso and Jade Monkey are spots that I hit on a VERY frequent basis. Great food, fast, and an always courteous staff.

Q: When you're not at work, where can you usually be found?
A: Most likely I am at home with my wife and three small children (4, 2, and 4-months). They tend to keep me on my toes! However, you might also run into me at the UW during football season.

Q: What's your coffee order?
A: Grande Americano, no room. It's simple, but it keeps me going!.