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28-Unit Mixed-Use Asset in Seattle’s Fremont Neighborhood on the Market for $10.7MM

May 29, 20252 Mins read329
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A mixed-use multifamily property comprising 28 total units at 711 N 35th Street in Seattle’s Fremo
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