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400-Unit Residential Development in Seattle’s Belltown Neighborhood Asked to Return for Second DRG Meeting

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By Jack Stubbs A proposed 400-unit development in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood will not yet be advancing to the next stage in the City’s Design Review process. On Sept. 6, a DRG meeting was held for the project located at 2033 4th Avenue, wherein Seattle-based architect Third Place Design Co-Operative presented project plans on behalf of […]

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