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White and Peterman Properties’ Proposed 141-Unit Building in Seattle Requires Further Review, Board Says

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By Meghan Hall Crown Point, Ind.-based developer White and Peterman will have to wait to move forward with the approvals process for its proposed 141-unit apartment complex located at 6300 9th Ave. in Seattle’s growing Roosevelt neighborhood. The project — named Corner 63 — must undergo further design review by the Northeast Design Review Board […]

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