Yeppers. Just to the NW of the building where the helipad is located.
According to an eyewitness at KIRO (competitor station located nearby), they saw the chopper liftoff, but looked like it was having trouble. It then wen into a spin, then went over the side of the building and went down. Almost sounds like something went screwy with the tail rotor controls.
My father had told me of one time when the turnshaft failed on his tail-rotor (he was flying Bell 47g)..
He was lucky enough that he had altitude and forward speed, and there was a nearby airport.. he flew onto the runway with headspeed (AoA) and did an airplane landing on skids (no wheels)..
Sounds like they had a tail-rotor failure upon takeoff.. no momentum and no control :/