WeWork, the New York-based co-working and shared office space leader, announced on Thursday that it plans to expand its WeLive apartment project in Seattle. WeLive will be housed in Martin Selig’s Belltown project on Third Avenue and Lenora Street as early as Spring of 2020, according to the Puget Sound Business Journal. It was reported […]
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