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October 14, 2004
Construction Industry Spotlight: No more offices at the Lowman Building
By MARC STILES
Journal Staff Reporter
Journal Staff Reporter
Photo by Marc Stiles
Joe Sacotte says the Lowman Building conversion was a more complicated business deal than construction project.
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FROM THE CITY'S earliest days, First and Cherry has been a prominent corner in Seattle.
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