Seattle's push to turn empty office towers into apartments is about to produce a tangible result, with a Queen Anne building set to welcome its first residents this summer after developers added a fifth floor to squeeze 74 units out of a structure that sat vacant for years. A vacant four-story office building near Climate […]
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