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Northwest Building Buys 155,000 SQFT Industrial Complex in Redmond for $55MM

The RegistryJanuary 18, 20241 Mins read1.7k

Northwest Building, Redmond, Puget Sound, Matthew G. Norton Company, CIM Group, King County

Courtesy of Scott Webb

By Kate Snyder The Puget Sound region’s industrial market is seeing new activity with the recent acquisition of a five-building complex in Redmond. An entity affiliated with Northwest Building LLC, which is a subsidiary of Matthew G. Norton Company, purchased the industrial park for $55 million, or approximately $355 per square foot, according to King […]

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