By Jack Stubbs As e-commerce grows and manufacturers, consumers and retailers seek warehouse/industrial space in urban areas closer to cities’ downtown cores, developers are increasingly having to think outside the box when it comes to delivering new product to the market. The nation’s first multistory industrial building is on the way to South Seattle and […]
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