By Brittan Jenkins The purchase of a full city block in Seattle’s Central District by Lake Union Partners will provide nearly 250 affordable housing into the development known as Midtown, located on the corner of 23rd and East Union. Lake Union Partners closed on the deal last week when it paid $23,250,000 for the property. […]
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