By Kate Snyder A Seattle apartment building traded hands recently in the city’s First Hill district. The property was purchased by an entity affiliated with Roundhouse for $76.3 million, or approximately $364,832 per unit, according to King County public records. The seller was an entity affiliated with ICONIQ Capital. Located at 1001 Minor Ave., the […]
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