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Financial Uncertainty Hits Martin Selig Office Portfolio in Seattle as $239MM in Loans Face Imminent Default

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By The Registry Staff Martin Selig Real Estate, a long-time player in Seattle's downtown office market, is facing a significant challenge due to the pandemic's impact. Despite the firm’s past successes in navigating market fluctuations, a $239 million loan tied to seven of its office buildings has been transferred to a special servicer due to […]

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