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Martin Selig Real Estate Returns Two Seattle Office Buildings to Lender

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By The Registry Staff Martin Selig Real Estate has finalized an agreement to transfer ownership of two of its office buildings in Seattle to lender Acore Capital. The properties include the Federal Reserve Building and the 400 Westlake office tower, according to a report from the Puget Sound Business Journal. Late last year, the company […]

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