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Downtown Design Review Board Approves IPB Properties’ 221-Unit Mixed-Use Project in Seattle’s Belltown Neighborhood

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By Kate Snyder A proposal for a mixed-use residential building in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood has taken another step toward completion. The project was met with approval from the Seattle Downtown Design Review Board during a recommendation meeting on Tuesday. The board supported the plan unanimously and moved it forward to the next phase of the […]

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