By Jack Stubbs There’s no shortage of activity in Seattle’s Central Business District, and two office buildings totaling roughly 121,000 square feet recently changed hands between two New York-based private equity firms. On Tuesday, January 9th, the Vance and Sterling buildings, located in the 1400 block of Third Avenue at Union Street in downtown Seattle, […]
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