The 107-unit Monticello Apartments drew multiple competing offers in an off-market process before selling for $134,579 a unit, well below Seattle's broader multifamily pricing, underscoring how aggressively investors are pursuing value-add deals in the city's tightest submarkets. A 1957-vintage apartment building in one of Seattle's densest medical and institutional corridors drew a bidding war among […]
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