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Holland Partner Group Purchases Six Parcels in Seattle for Development of 238-Unit Apartment Complex for $28.7MM

December 6, 20222 Mins read1.4k
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Holland Partner Group, Seattle, Ballard, First Western Properties, Market and 24th, Carrier Johnson + CULTURE, The Blueline Group, South Lake Union, Clise Properties
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By Kate Snyder With plans to turn the site into a 238-unit apartment complex, a major multifamily developer closed on a six-parcel assemblage in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood for $28.7 million, according to an announcement from First Western Properties, which represented the buyer in the transaction. Holland Partner Group purchased the parcels located at the corner […]

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