By Meghan Hall As downtown Seattle continues to urbanize and densify, investors have set their sights on a new submarket: SoDo. Close to both downtown, the light rail and attractions such as T-Mobile Park and CenturyLink field, property fundamentals have proven attractive to developers. In a recent transaction, which closed on June 17th, a collection […]
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