Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce | Brian Miller
The historic Seattle Quilt Building, at 316 First Ave. S., has sold for a little over $13.5 million, according to King County records. The seller was PSQ Portfolio LP, an entity of Nicola Wealth Real Estate of Vancouver, B.C. (formerly Nicola Crosby), which acquired the property out of foreclosure in 2011 as part of a larger three-building deal worth about $19 million.
For the full story, go to Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce.
© 2019 Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce. All rights reserved.
Despite regional losses in population and demand, a freestanding retail property in Danville, California, has inked a lease for a new anchor tenant....
Read More
Bellevue’s downtown office market is showing some positive indicators in terms of space absorption, with more space soon to be filled as Amazon...
Read More
Private investor RTL Properties, LLC has purchased a 1,188-square-foot retail property in Denver, North Carolina for $1,334,044. The seller was the...
Read More