Seattle's most storied piece of Westlake Avenue real estate is headed toward a third act, as multifamily developer Quarterra moves to raze a 1950s building that has already been a candy factory and a television studio in favor of roughly 300 new apartments. Quarterra is planning a roughly 300-unit apartment project at 1813 Westlake Ave. […]
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