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Vulcan Selling 428 Westlake in Seattle to East Coast Investor for $81.5MM

The RegistryJune 30, 20171 Mins read890

By Jon Peterson An East Coast-based private investor has acquired the 88,225 square foot office building located at 428 Westlake for $81.5 million or $924 per square foot, according to sources that track the sale of office buildings in the region. The buyer was an entity called Karigo LLC, which is affiliated with Commonwealth Realty […]

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