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By Meghan Hall Market demand for high-rise multifamily (HRMF) product has taken off in Seattle as the City attempts to keep up with its current rate of population growth. In 2018 alone, more than 10,000 high-rise residential units were at varying stages of the entitlement and construction throughout downtown Seattle, South Lake Union and the […]

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