By Brittan Jenkins When Expedia announced nearly two years ago that it would move it’s headquarters from Bellevue to Seattle’s Elliott Bay waterfront, it was not only looking for new office space where it would continue its growth, but it was also looking to bring a new life to a part of the city that […]
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