Columbia Center
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Seattle’s Tallest Tower Set to Hit Market Later This Year
With the price of Seattle real estate continuing to grow, some entities are considering offloading even their most prized assets in order to ensure large cash-ins. It appears that this is the strategy that Beacon Capital Partners has set for one of its Seattle properties, namely the Columbia Center. It has been reported that the Boston-based private equity real estate company has employed the services of Eastdil Secured for the upcoming sale of the city’s tallest skyscraper. According to Finance & Commerce, the formal marketing process should commence during the following interval.
Seattle 17 March 2015 04:46 -
Seattle’s Tallest Skyscraper Announced; HFF Finances Yakima Valley Retail Properties
As the city skyrockets in terms of development, a big change was recently announced to its skyline. Earlier this week, local developer Greg Smith expressed plans to build the city’s tallest building, setting a new bar for new developments in terms of both height and ambition. According to the Puget Sound Business Journal, should the development come to reality, the process would be time consuming as the necessary design approvals and paperwork would take at least a year.
Seattle 10 December 2013 09:52
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