While the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plants capital for generations in the Columbia Basin, where it outbid Bill Gates for $210 million of farmland, its real estate arm is quietly cashing out of aging Seattle-area meetinghouses to bankroll a temple-building push.
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