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City of Kirkland Buys 17,500 SQFT Shopping Center for $14MM, With Plans for Mixed-use Redevelopment

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By Catherine Sweeney  After acquiring the mostly vacant Houghton Village Shopping Center last week, the City of Kirkland has announced plans to convert the space into a mixed-use facility with affordable housing as well as space for local nonprofit organizations. According to public records, the City bought the site for $14 million, or about $799 […]

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