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 Brian Miller Real Estate Editor |
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December 13, 2018
On the Block: How a First Hill foreclosure sale could complete Swedish Medical assemblage
In 2008, architect and investor Alan Clark bought a small midblock parcel near Swedish Medical Center on First Hill.
His LLC paid a little over $2 million for the property at 906-910 Boylston Ave., and leased it to the Joslin Center for Diabetes, which left a few years later.
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