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Knights of Columbus Building in Seattle’s Pike/Pine Slated to Become Part of 128-Unit Residential Development

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By Meghan Hall In June of 2018, Spokane, Wash.-based SRM Development acquired the historic Knights of Columbus building in Seattle’s Pike/Pine neighborhood, purchasing the property with redevelopment in mind. At the time of the sale, there was deliberation as to how SRM Development would keep the 107-year-old building as part of its redevelopment plans, and […]

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