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Lori Mason Curran: Evolving South Lake Union

Lori Mason Curran, Vulcan Inc.'s investment strategy director for real estate, talks about how South Lake Union continues to evolve.

West

Amazon’s HQ in Seattle Sold to — Surprise! — Amazon for $1B

Vulcan Real Estate sold 11 office buildings to Amazon totaling 2 million square feet in the South Lake Union neighborhood.

West

Vulcan Expects Amazon Global HQ in Seattle to Sell Quickly

Vulcan Real Estate is selling Amazon’s South Lake Union headquarters, with plans to use the proceeds of the sale for ongoing development of its large land holdings in SLU.

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