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Security Properties’ 325-Unit Development In Belltown Approved at Third Early Design Guidance Meeting

July 24, 20183 Mins read964
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Seattle, Security Properties, Mithun, Bumgardner Architects, Belltown Community Council, Early Design Guidance meeting, Belltown
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By Jack Stubbs A 325-unit mixed-use development is finally on the way to downtown Seattle. On Tuesda

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