By Jack Stubbs Seattle’s Capitol Hill neighborhood has experienced no shortage of activity in recent months, and a three-parcel property slated for residential redevelopment recently changed hands. On Friday, June 15th, the Knights of Columbus property and two associated parking lots in Capitol Hill sold for $18.5 million, according to public records filed with […]
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