Founder
Ryan Stoller
Preconstruction, estimating, and solving problems before they become problems.
- Experience
- 20 years
- Sectors
- Multifamily · Mixed-use
Ryan has spent more than twenty years in construction, most of it managing mixed-use multifamily projects in Seattle. A graduate of the University of Washington’s Construction Management program with a Bachelor of Science degree, he specializes in preconstruction and estimating, with a track record of solving problems before they become problems — the discipline the company is named for.
Before founding Resolve, he delivered large multifamily buildings across Seattle and West Seattle — 1,382 units of apartment and mixed-use construction at Seattle general contractors, from a 24-unit renovation to a 269-unit tower.
His resume also spans ten years on the owner’s side of the table: thirteen Seattle developments, more than 1,300 units and roughly $340 million in construction budgets, carried from predevelopment and entitlement through construction administration — including a Passive House project and a historic renovation. He knows how developers plan, budget, and decide, because that was his job.
That is the experience Resolve is built on. Ryan enjoys building a proactive working environment with every project team, thrives on the details, and works side by side with every team member — proactive by design.
Project experience
What Ryan has run
- Metro 5000 — 22-unit, 77-bedroom student housing project, Seattle
- Franklin Townhomes — 12 townhomes, Seattle
- The Row Apartments — 36-unit student housing project, Seattle
- Bella Union Townhomes — 7 townhomes + 5 single-family homes, Seattle
- Eleanor Apartments — 260-unit apartment building, Seattle — LEED Goldat a previous firm
- Central Apartments — 90-unit mixed-use apartment building, Seattleat a previous firm
- Cue Apartments — 91-unit mixed-use apartment building, Seattle — historic facade preservationat a previous firm
- 4730 California Apartments — 88-unit mixed-use apartment building, West Seattle — LEED Goldat a previous firm
- Sunset Electric Apartments — 92-unit mixed-use apartment building, Seattle — LEED Platinum; 2014 DJC Building of the Yearat a previous firm
- Nova Apartments — 62-unit apartment building, West Seattleat a previous firm
- Link Apartments — 195-unit apartment building, West Seattle — AGC Build Washington award; NAIOP Mixed-Use Development of the Yearat a previous firm
- Taylor 28 Apartments — 197-unit mixed-use apartment building, Seattle — LEED Silverat a previous firm
- Landes Apartments — 81-unit mixed-use apartment building, Seattle — NAIOP Multifamily Development of the Yearat a previous firm
- Helix Apartments — 78-unit mixed-use apartment building, Seattleat a previous firm
- Ellipse Apartments — 73-unit apartment building, Seattleat a previous firm
- Press II Apartments — 75-unit apartment building, Seattle, later converted to condominiumsat a previous firm
- Center Steps Apartments — 269-unit apartment building, Seattle — predevelopment and entitlementowner's side, before Resolve
- Louisa Hotel Apartments — 84-unit mixed-use building, Seattle — historic renovation and new constructionowner's side, before Resolve
- Roystone Apartments — 93-unit mixed-use apartment building, Seattle — predevelopment through construction administrationowner's side, before Resolve
- Niwa Apartments — 125-unit mixed-use apartment building, Seattle — predevelopment through construction administrationowner's side, before Resolve
- Pivot Apartments — 71-unit mixed-use apartment building, Seattle — predevelopment through construction administrationowner's side, before Resolve
- Alki Condos — 40-unit high-end condominium building, Seattle — predevelopment through construction administrationowner's side, before Resolve
- Ballard Hub — Two 100-unit micro-housing buildings, Seattle — predevelopment and entitlementowner's side, before Resolve
- Blossom Apartments — 185-unit mixed-use high-rise, Seattle — predevelopment and entitlementowner's side, before Resolve
- Jasmine Tower Apartments — 235-unit mixed-use high-rise, Seattle — predevelopment and entitlementowner's side, before Resolve
- 1601 Dexter Apartments — 59-unit mixed-use apartment building, Seattle — predevelopment and entitlementowner's side, before Resolve
- 2310 Madison Apartments — 17-unit apartment building, Seattle — predevelopment and entitlementowner's side, before Resolve
- Cannery Apartments — 48-unit apartment building, Seattle — predevelopment and entitlementowner's side, before Resolve
- Parsonage Apartments — 86-unit student housing building, Seattle — construction administrationowner's side, before Resolve
- 13Pike Apartments — 45-unit Passive House apartment building, Seattle — predevelopment and entitlementowner's side, before Resolve
- Boston Crest Apartments — 24-unit renovation, Seattle — construction administrationowner's side, before Resolve
Projects marked with a firm name were delivered before or outside Resolve. They are listed as experience, not as Resolve contracts.
Education
- BS, Construction Management, University of Washington