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After Decades of Delay, 21-Acre High Street Collection Breaks Ground in Issaquah Following New Development Agreement

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Construction has finally started on Issaquah Highlands' long-dormant High Street Collection, ending a saga that ran from an abandoned Microsoft campus through a terminated 1996 development agreement and a four-year lawsuit that a 2023 entitlement deal put to rest.

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