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Mill Creek Residential Acquires 8-Acre Site in Des Moines for 290-Unit Modera Woodmont Beach Apartment Community

National multifamily developer picks up long-stalled Pacific Highway corridor site at a steep discount, plans mixed-use project less than a mile from the...

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Mill Creek Residential Trust Spends $29MM to Acquire the 132-Unit Beacon at Center Apartments in Everett

By Jack Stubbs Following up on its recent acquisition of the 311-Unit Mark on Fourth Apartments in Everett for $76 million, or approximately...

Seattle, Fairfield Residential, Everett, Snohomish County records, Paine Field, Mark on Fourth Apartments, multifamily, development
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In $76MM Transaction, Fairfield Residential Sells 311-Unit Mark on Fourth Apartments in Everett

By Jack Stubbs On Wednesday, July 17th, the Mark on Fourth Apartments in Everett sold for $76 million, or approximately $244,372 per unit,...

Seattle, Mill Creek Residential Trust, King County records, Capitol Hill, Bonney-Watson Funeral Home, Broadway, Cal Anderson
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Mill Creek Residential Trust Spends $27.1MM to Acquire Bonney-Watson Funeral Home in Seattle’s Capitol Hill Neighborhood

 By Jack Stubbs On Tuesday, December 11th, Dallas-based developed Mill Creek Residential Trust spent $27.1 million to acquire a three-parcel property—which includes...

Seattle, Redmond, Microsoft, Nintendo, Facebook, Tiscareno Associates, Mill Creek Residential Trust, QFC Pharmacy, Regal Cinemas, Coho Café, MOD Pizza,
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300-Unit Residential Development Encompasses Redmond’s Evolution in its Design

By Meghan Hall Just a 20 minutes’ drive from downtown Seattle, Redmond is one of the region’s fastest growing suburbs; a community that...

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Vulcan Celebrates Opening of 194-Unit Batik in Seattle’s Historic Yesler Terrace Neighborhood

By Jack Stubbs Seattle’s Yesler Terrace neighborhood, a 30-acre site developed in the early 1940s by the Seattle Housing Authority as the city’s...

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