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Kilroy Bets Big on Seattle, Buys Denny Regrade Tower in $490MM Deal

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By Meghan Hall Los Angeles, Calif.-based Kilroy Realty has made a substantial investment into downtown Seattle as questions surrounding the future of work and urban office uses remain. In a deal that closed on Friday but just recorded, the developer and property owner acquired 2001 Eighth Ave., also known as West Eighth, for $490 million, […]

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