(EDITOR'S NOTE: Boston-based AEW Capital Management was Unico's equity partner in the transaction. Unico acquired 1111 Third for $274.5 million, or approximately $485 per square foot, and 2nd & Spring for $84.5 million, or approximately $603 per square foot, according to public records filed with king County. Unico acquired both properties from Montréal, Canada-based Ivanhoé Cambridge.) […]
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