By Meghan Hall One of the nation’s biggest apartment developers is moving forward with its plans to build a high-rise residential tower in Seattle’s University District, despite some industry apprehension as to how COVID-19 will impact fundamentals as the pandemic unfolds. With a newly inked $64 million loan in hand, Charleston, S.C.-based Greystar kicked off […]
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