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San Francisco Investor Capitalizes on Suburban Shift to Federal Way

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By Kristin Bentley A San Francisco company acquired a multifamily property in Federal Way in February, the most recent demonstration of investors capitalizing on the suburban shift from Seattle that real estate experts are currently seeing. Fowler Properties Acquisitions (FPA) paid nearly $46 million for a 388-unit apartment property that was originally built in 1978. […]

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