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Real Estate
 Joe Nabbefeld Real Estate Editor |
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December 13, 2001
Real Estate Buzz: Bellevue developer thinking small
The developer of a proposed downtown Bellevue apartment project is targeting busy singles and workers collecting average pay by providing distinctively small units and extra common-area services.
An investment group led by Wes Williams of Western Property Management applied for city of Bellevue permits to build a six-story building with 142 apartments on Main Street at 106th Avenue Northeast.
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