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Schnitzer West Moves to Reacquire 750,000 SQFT Bravern Office Complex in Bellevue After Microsoft Exit and QSuper Default

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Schnitzer West is buying back the two-tower Bravern Office Commons it built and sold more than a decade ago, stepping in to reposition the vacant 750,000-square-foot Bellevue complex after Microsoft's departure pushed its Australian pension-fund owner into default. Schnitzer West said it is under exclusive agreement to purchase the downtown Bellevue property and expects to […]

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