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DCT Buys Tacoma Industrial Site for $28MM; Plans 1.2MM SQ FT Office/Warehouse Complex

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Tacoma, DCT Blair Logistics Center,DCT Industrial Trust, Puget Sound, SSA Tacoma, Kidder Mathews

Strong performance of the Puget Sound real estate market continues late into the year, this time with another industrial site in Tacoma selling and readying for a massive redevelopment, which when completed will deliver 1.2 million square feet of office/warehouse and industrial space along with 720 parking spots on a 52.9-acre property zoned for Port […]

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