The Toronto pension fund takes the keys from Westbank, names a hotel brand, and pushes Seattle's most troubled high-rise back toward the finish line. Seattle's most conspicuously delayed high-rise has a new name, a new owner, and a new finish line. OPTrust, the Toronto-based pension fund that quietly took control of the stalled twin-tower project […]
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