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Landmark Designation Complicates 17.8-Acre Laurelhurst Development Site

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By Brittan Jenkins With 17.8-acres of private land development now on the market in Seattle’s Laurelhurst neighborhood, the possibilities are endless, so long as they gain approval from the Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board. The Talaris Campus, formerly the Battelle Memorial Institute, went on the market earlier this month and is one of the largest privately […]

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