Urban Villages, Inc., a real estate development and property management company that focuses on long-term value generation through place-oriented design and curation, formally announced the completion of the first phase of its RailSpur historic-preservation multi-project in Seattle with the delivery of 419 Occidental Ave. Known as the Manufacturers Building, 419 Occidental is an eight-story, 92,755-square-foot […]
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