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Source: The Registry
September 26, 2017
Lease Crutcher Lewis and Martin Selig Real Estate have begun construction for a 36-story residential and office building at Third & Lenora in Seattle’s Belltown District.
Read articleSource: The Seattle Times
August 3, 2017
WeWork, the world’s largest provider of shared work spaces, will be expanding its co-living business to Seattle, the company said Thursday.
Read articleSource: BISNOW
July 10, 2017
The office of the future will not be characterized just by its design, though open office plans and other such features will remain important, or by the number and quality of a building’s amenities, though those will also be important.
Read articleSource: Geekwire
September 15, 2016
WeWork will take the entirety of a planned office and residential tower being developed by Martin Selig Real Estate to bring its new WeLive co-living residential program to the Belltown neighborhood.
Read articleSource: Daily Journal of Commerce
December 6, 2016
The old Firestone auto care center at 400 Westlake Ave. N. in South Lake Union is surrounded by new buildings, and now there’s a plan to add 12 stories of office space to the 1929 structure.
Read articleSource: Daily Journal of Commerce
December 6, 2016
Martin Selig Real Estate’s design for an addition to the old Federal Reserve Bank building, empty since 2008, is firming up.
Read articleSource: The Seattle Times
December 7, 2015
Developer Martin Selig is joining the list of those proposing to build high-altitude residences in downtown Seattle office towers…
Read articleSource: Puget Sound Business Journal
December 4, 2015
Martin Selig Real Estate on Thursday paid $17.5 million for a garage in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood…
Read articleSource: The Seattle Times
October 21, 2015
Developer Martin Selig says he’s adding another prime parcel to his Seattle real-estate empire…
Read articleSource: Forbes
October 14, 2015
It’s impossible to look at Seattle and not see Martin Selig…
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