Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
Using LLCs, Martin Selig Real Estate paid the Jacobi family $44 million this week for the Commuter Building block, at 815 Western Ave.
The deal, recorded Tuesday, was worth about $1,349 per square foot for the land. Ross Klinger and Dave Speers of Kidder Mathews brokered the off-market transaction.
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