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Seattle’s Historic KeyBank Building May Get a New Lease on Life

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In a cityscape characterized by its dynamic blend of history and innovation, the transformation of a former KeyBank building at 815 Second Ave. is set to become the latest testament to Seattle's evolving urban landscape. Purchased for $2 million late last year, this landmarked two-story structure, built 100 years ago, is poised to undergo a […]

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