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428-Unit TOD in Seattle’s Capitol Hill Gets Green Light to Advance Project

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By Jack Stubbs Over the last several years, Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood has experienced widespread changes in both the commercial and residential markets. In the coming weeks, however, one of the neighborhood’s biggest developments will begin to take shape. Last night, on October 11th, the project was approved by the East Design Review Board at […]

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