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Noya Hill’s Approved 400-Unit Residential Tower Project in Seattle Hits the Market Following Approval

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By Kate Snyder A 48-story multifamily tower project slated for Seattle's Belltown neighborhood that was recently approved by the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections is now for sale. Newmark, which is marketing the property, declined to comment. In a report issued in April by SDCI, the director agreed with the Downtown Design Review Board’s […]

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