The first residents are now moving into Spire, the $350 million 41-story luxury condominium tower that is the closest high-rise to the Space Needle. Standing 41 stories and 440 feet above the city, the collection of 343 one-, two- and three-bedroom condominiums is now more than 40 percent sold with sales and marketing efforts led by Polaris Pacific.

The grand opening comes as Spire reached a milestone with more than $50 million in sales this year alone, including 63 residences ranging from $500,000 to $2 million, according to Laconia Development.

Spire is home to the city’s first fully automated parking system. The system developed by California-based Parkworks automatically parks cars in a matter of minutes without a driver in the vehicle.

“With the debut of Spire, homebuyers now have the option for elevated living in Seattle that is simply unmatched,” said Paul Menzies, CEO of Laconia. “From the city’s first automated parking system to luxurious amenities and every home offering a grand view of the iconic skyline due to the building’s thoughtful design, there is truly no other option like Spire in the market.”