Hunters Capital

07/31/2026

A new neighborhood stop has opened up! 🍒

Sweet Mary’s Cherries is now on 15th Ave E, bringing fresh fruit from Wenatchee to Capitol Hill each morning!
Along with cherries, you’ll find a rotating selection of seasonal fruit, including nectarines and more.

A little neighborhood tip: They often sell out quickly, so it’s worth stopping by earlier in the day.

Welcome to the neighborhood and Hunters Capital community, Sweet Mary's Cherries !

07/01/2026

One of the benefits of living in Capitol Hill is having community events like this right outside your door.

Free Movies in the Park are back at Cal Anderson this July, continuing one of the neighborhood’s favorite summer programs.

This year’s lineup includes:
• July 10 – Labyrinth
• July 17 – Sinners
• July 24 – Matilda
• July 31 – The Rocky Horror Picture Show

Cal Anderson Park

Movies begin at 7:30 PM
Free admission

06/20/2026

Last week, the Hunters Capital team stepped away for our annual retreat.

We spent time team building, connecting with one another, and discussing how we can continue showing up for our residents, tenants, and community in meaningful ways.

Strong communities start with strong relationships. We’re grateful for the opportunity to learn from one another and continue growing as a team.

06/13/2026

On The Block Second Saturdays returns to Capitol Hill this afternoon, bringing together local artists, makers, food vendors, musicians, and community organizations for an afternoon that celebrates everything that makes this neighborhood special.

As longtime stewards of Capitol Hill, we love seeing spaces that create connection, support local creativity, and strengthen the community we call home.

If you’re out enjoying the sunshine today, stop by and explore.

📍 11th Ave Pike/Pine Corridor
⏰ 12 PM–6 PM
🎟️ Free to attend

See you on the block.

06/11/2026

It has not been the easiest time for Broadway’s tiniest coffee businesses. You might miss the magnetic sign outside Sweet Caffeine but there’s a big “Coffee” sign next to the window. For the …

05/31/2026

Since opening last year at Capitol Hilltop, Bar Cantinetta has become a natural part of the neighborhood. We've loved seeing this corner of 15th Avenue E come alive, and it's already become one of those spots that gets brought up anytime someone asks for a local recommendation.

If you haven't stopped in yet, it's well worth a visit. We recommend pairing dinner with an after-dinner walk through Volunteer Park, just a few minutes away.

05/16/2026

Pike Pine Social is here this weekend in Capitol Hill!

With 50+ local businesses hosting runway shows, vintage pop-ups, live music, open studios, food specials, wine tastings, and more all across the neighborhood, it’s one of the best weekends to get out and explore Pike/Pine.

A few Hunters Capital tenant stops we’re especially excited about:
• Flowers For The People
• Kpop Nara Seattle
• Open Form
• Standard Goods
• Studs
• Tacos Cometa

We’ll see you out there!

04/22/2026

They called us a “powerful real estate development firm” which feels… generous.

What felt more like us was this: “a real estate developer genuinely aligned with community needs.”

That’s what aligns most with our core values.

When the former QFC space on 15th Ave E became available, it came with a big question: “How is anyone going to take this space and make it work?”

The answer ended up being 200+ vendors, 8,000+ visitors, 20,000 sq ft of space brought to life, and a whole lot of creativity.

What started as a temporary lease turned into something that brought life, energy, and community back into the building. Watching Punk Rock Flea Market transform the space has been something special.

Read the full article from The Guardian here:

In 20 years, the institution has seen the city change from a low-stakes, overachieving cultural incubator to the US’s hub of neoliberal corporate capitalism

04/12/2026

Looking for a simple way to get involved in the neighborhood?

Circle the Blocks is a volunteer-led weekly meet-up bringing together people who live and work in Capitol Hill to connect and take small actions that make a real impact. It’s a different kind of block watch — focused on showing up consistently, building relationships, and helping the neighborhood thrive.

The group gathers every Thursday at Stoup Brewing before heading out together to “circle the block.” Along the way, volunteers submit Find It, Fix It requests, help clean up, and connect with neighbors to address small issues that make a big difference.

After the walk, everyone returns to Stoup Brewing to continue the conversation and enjoy a casual happy hour together.

Everyone is welcome. Whether you want to help improve the neighborhood, meet new people, or simply stay connected to what’s happening around you.

We hope to see you there!

03/28/2026

Did you know one of our tenants is doing work that matters on a global scale?

Nia Tero is based right here in the Chrysler Building on E Pine St, but their reach goes far beyond Capitol Hill. They’re a Seattle-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting Indigenous Peoples’ guardianship of vital lands and waters — helping communities around the world protect more than 130 million hectares of ecosystems through long-term partnerships, direct funding, and advocacy. Their work elevates Indigenous leadership and knowledge as essential to planetary health and cultural resilience, with grantmaking, storytelling, and policy efforts that help sustain both people and place for generations to come.

Nearly two years in as a Capitol Hill tenant, they’re one of the teams helping make the neighborhood a place where real work happens.

If you care about land protection, Indigenous rights, or just want to know what your neighbors are doing, check them out at niatero.org