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Sound Transit 3 To Accommodate Seattle’s Anticipated Growth, While Adding Value To The Region

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By Kristin Bentley The newly elected CEO of Sound Transit, Peter Rogoff, who formerly served under President Obama as the Federal Transit Administrator, spoke to the NAIOP Washington Chapter on Wednesday about the current plan for Sound Transit 3. The U.S. Census predicts close to a million more people relocating to the Puget Sound region […]

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