An Ohio-based investor has paid $13 million, or roughly $873 per square foot, for the century-old building that houses Evergreen Goodwill’s Capitol Hill store, betting on one of Seattle’s densest, most walkable neighborhoods as the region’s retail market finds its footing. A Cleveland-based buyer has acquired the Goodwill retail building at 115 Belmont Ave. E […]
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