By Kate Snyder A multifamily community traded hands in Seattle recently, showing that the city’s residential market continues to draw investors. The Verse Apartments were purchased by the Seattle Housing Authority, according to King County public records, for $27.4 million, or approximately $279,591 per unit. The seller was an entity affiliated with Pacific Urban Investors. […]
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