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Downtown Seattle Association’s 2018 Development Guide Highlights Active Time For the City of Seattle

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Seattle, Downtown Seattle Association, 2018 Mid-Year Update Development Guide, Center City Connector, First Hill, Central Business District
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By Jack Stubbs “To help give color, a theme-setter for what’s happening downtown is that if you look at the city’s 2035 population growth projection, we’re on pace to hit that mark around 2022,” said James Sido, public relations manager with the Downtown Seattle Association. “We’re experiencing a growth and influx that’s well beyond what […]

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