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Greystar’s 336-Unit Mixed-Use Project in Seattle’s Capitol Hill Neighborhood Receives Approval from Design Review Board

The RegistryFebruary 17, 20232 Mins read1.5k

Seattle, Capitol Hill, Greystar, Safeway, Weber Thompson

By Catherine Sweeney A proposal that reimagines a current Safeway store as a 336-unit mixed-use development with ground floor retail is one step closer to coming to fruition, following a recommendation hearing with Seattle’s East Design Review Board. During the meeting, the project by Greystar, received approval from the review board, which also provided several […]

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