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East Design Review Board Moves Forward Westbank’s Proposal for 380-Unit Residential Tower in Seattle

May 26, 20233 Mins read1.5k
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By Kate Snyder A proposal for a multifamily development in Seattle’s First Hill neighborhood was met with approval during a recent Early Design Guidance meeting. The East Design Review Board voted in favor of moving the 38-story tower project forward after meeting to discuss the proposal on Wednesday.  The owner and developer is Westbank Projects […]

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