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Site of Planned 737-Unit Mixed-Use Project Sold by Crescent Heights for $72MM in Seattle

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Two-Tower Project located at 1901 Minor Ave. Rendering courtesy of Gensler/Crescent Heights.
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By Jack Stubbs The Denny Triangle neighborhood of Seattle has seen no shortage of transaction and development activity in recent months. And a recent sale of five parcels — located adjacent to the site of a planned two-tower, 40-story development — indicates that the area continues to evolve.  On August 7th, in a transaction that […]

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