By The Registry Staff An apartment complex in Seattle has traded hands, showing that investors continue to be attracted to the city’s offerings. The buyer was an entity affiliated with Chief Seattle Club, and the seller was an entity affiliated with Kamiak Real Estate, according to King County public records. Kamiak also developed the property. […]
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