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King County Housing Authority Pays $14MM for Four-Acre Residential Development Site in Issaquah

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King County Housing Authority, Qwest Corporation, Issaquah, Centurylink, Issaquah Transit Center, Trailhead, Spectrum Development Solutions
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By Catherine Sweeney  A 360-unit transit-oriented development in Issaquah is one step closer to

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