By Brittan Jenkins The latest project to revitalize Seattle’s historic Pioneer Square will incorporate a mix of new retail, office and residential space with plans to renovate three 100-year-old buildings. Urban Villages, along with its capital partner Manchester Capital Management, will turn these buildings into a pedestrian-friendly development while maintaining its historic character. The project, […]
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