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Timberlane Partners’ $84MM Redevelopment Plan Would Replace Ballard Goodwill With 300 Apartments in Seattle

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A pre-application land use filing with the Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections signals that the longtime Ballard Goodwill store could soon give way to a six-story, 300-unit mixed-use building, a project valued at $84 million on a corner parcel that has never before seen residential density. An application proposes demolishing the existing single-story retail […]

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