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Real Estate
 Brian Miller Real Estate Editor |
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August 1, 2019
On the Block: Who will build, or buy, 427 Ninth? And who, for that matter, owns it now?
A prime high-rise building site in South Lake Union, at 427 Ninth Ave. N., has been fenced and vacant for years. Why?
The answer involves a troubled EB-5 developer and soil contaminated by benzene and halogenated solvents from an old print shop and bindery.
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