By Jack Stubbs In one of the larger multifamily sales this year, the first of a two-building luxury apartment property known as Broadstone Saxton in Seattle’s First Hill neighborhood sold on November 20th for $167.4 million. The second building, Broadstone Lexington, has not yet closed, King County records show. The buyer was Chicago-based Equity Residential, […]
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