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H5 Capital’s Proposed Mixed-Use Project To Redevelop Seattle Times Building Moves Forward After Design Board Approval

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By Kristin Bentley Beverly Hills, CA-based developer H5 Capital, along with Vancouver, B.C.-based VIA Architecture Inc., presented a mixed-use project for the third time last night to the East Design Review Board for the proposed redevelopment of the Seattle Times building in the city’s South Lake Union neighborhood. This time, the project received unanimous approval […]

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