1920s vintage building offers value-add opportunity at $117,000 per unit as Seattle construction pipeline contracts 36 percent and occupancy holds near 95 percent A 1920s-era apartment building in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood has come to market for $5.25 million, offering investors exposure to a vintage asset class that has grown increasingly scarce as new construction […]
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