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Seattle, King County, and Washington State Explore Bridge Loans to Sustain Washington State Convention Center Addition Project

February 2, 20213 Mins read658
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Loans needed to help project overcome coronavirus-induced financing gap SEATTLE – January 27, 2021 – In a letter to the Washington State Convention Center (WSCC) Board of Directors on Friday, the City of Seattle said it is exploring providing a bridge loan to help WSCC overcome a coronavirus-induced financing gap for its Addition project (also called Summit). The City’s support […]

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