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Real Estate
 Brian Miller Real Estate Editor |
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February 21, 2019
On the Block: Don't call it ‘modular!' This 15-story apartment tower in Belltown is kit-built
The corner property at 303 Battery St. hasn't sold yet, but it's poised to be the home of Seattle's second — and largest — project by CollinsWoerman's prefab design division, Sustainable Living Innovations.
A land-use application was filed this week for the 15-story, 112-unit residential tower, which passed successfully through design review last year.
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