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Stream Real Estate Looks to Reshape Queen Anne Plaza Office Buildings into 68 Housing Units

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In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, cities across the United States have been contemplating the transformation of old office buildings into housing units as remote work and changing preferences have altered the urban landscape. In Seattle, the vision of converting an office property into a residential haven is finally coming to life with the […]

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