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Downtown Design Review Board Overturns Pivotal Condition, Paves Way for 53-Story Mixed Use Tower in Denny Triangle

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Lincoln Property Company, Denny Triangle, Weber Thompson, Seattle, 800 Stewart
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By Bekka Wiedenmeyer Persistence paid off this week when the Downtown Seattle Review Board relieved Weber Thompson and Dallas, Texas-based developer Lincoln Property Company of a key massing condition given by city staff for a mixed-use tower proposed at 800 Stewart. If denied, the condition could have caused up to a year in delays affecting […]

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