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Harrison Street Capital Buys Four Self-Storage Properties in Seattle Metro for Combined $147.6MM

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By Catherine Sweeney Two years since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, self-storage assets continue to be in high demand for both consumers and investors as many employees remain working from home. Investor interest in the Seattle metropolitan area continues to hold true, with recent deals exemplifying this trend.   In one recent deal that closed […]

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