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Rockwood Sells Two Buildings—Including Seattle’s Second & Seneca—for $382MM

The RegistryJanuary 27, 20221 Mins read1.5k

By Meghan Hall The future of office may be up for debate, but that hasn’t stopped investors from taking the plunge. In a big deal to kick off 2022, Seattle’s Second & Seneca building and 1101 Second Avenue have sold for a combined $382 million. Public records show that the sale was finalized earlier this […]

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