By Kate Snyder An office building in Seattle has traded hands in a deal that shows commercial properties continue to draw investors. The asset formerly housed the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and is currently primarily occupied by the Seattle Housing Authority, which purchased the structure, according to King County public records. The sales price was $39.5 million, […]
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