By Jack Stubbs “Investors understand the benefit of going to markets outside the core, one for more affordable product types and also [because] not everybody wants to live in the core of Seattle.…I think [demand in Northgate] is going to continue to escalate,” said Dylan Simon, executive vice president with Colliers International's Seattle multifamily team. […]
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