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79-Unit Mixed-Use Project in Seattle’s Capitol Hill Moves Past EDG Phase

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By Meghan Hall Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood has been growing steadily in recent years and has become one of the City’s top entertainment districts, with its prominent nightlife and wide array of trendy coffee shops and restaurants. A new high-density, mixed-use project located on the Southeast corner of Pine Street and 14th Avenue received approval […]

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